now that i've slept away most of my jet lag, showered away my layer of recycled air, and hopefully avoided strep or menangitus or whatever my crazy spitting kitler friend has, i guess its time to reflect.
in one of my favorite books, the perks of being a wallflower, charlie describes the first time he felt infinite. the first time nothing in the world mattered except where he was at that exact moment. though this trip wasn't the escape from reality that i was subconciously looking for, it did have its share of infinity.
i guess what ive learned this trip is that things balance out. that whole "every action has an equal and opposite reaction" business? i couldnt tell you how it relates to science, but i could tell you that its so true in real life. what goes wrong with eventually be solved, and whats solved will eventually unwind. maybe not back to how it was, but maybe thats the point? i dont know. i feel like i've collected all of these snipits of almost useful information and realizations and havent found a way to format them into something helpful or productive.
maybe lifes just a big game of would you rather.
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Would you rather have your entire blog published in a trash magazines where all situations and names have been revealed in their entirety throughout your entire blog, the publishers gained such information by interviewing me at knifepoint OR listen to mfinn rant for a month straight about the lack of necessity for there to be a task force.
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