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Monday April 27, 2009 via flickr

raw steak, raw spinach

the sale is done for the weekend. most of the big stuff is gone, including my bed. which is why i’ve been sleeping on top of casey’s the past few days. not in, but on top. tomorrow, i’ll vacuum my incredibly dusty room and put in my airbed from boston. then, in the time when i’m not work-working, i’ll get to work building a very long desk that’ll run the length of my longest wall. i’m not sure how long it is, maybe 8 feet or something. i want a very long, very empty desk.

i randomly happened on some reading regarding the raw food diet & the evils of processed sugar. it makes so much sense, and i think i want to try it again. i’m scared, i don’t know why. but i’m pretty convinced that modern society at this point is a little ridiculous, and i’m pretty convinced that there’s better. i’m gonna ween into it.

it’s strange. i took out the trash tonight, and it’s been warm, but it was cooling off just then. and i looked up and saw some stars just peeking out, and the waning moon, that was slightly less saturated than the green, blue, orange sky. i thought,

"i’ll wake up tomorrow, late, by the working world’s standards. maybe i can take my laptop out to the back patio, and sit in the sun while i work. i don’t have a plan for tomorrow evening, but there are a handful of things i could do. decorate my room. start that garden. go for a bike ride."

and it occurred to me that i felt, finally, maybe for the first time since the beginning of highschool, like it was summertime. not summer, the semester between school & school, where i have to find a job so i can stay busy and make money and whatever. but summertime, where you take a book out and read it in the grass. or summertime, where you drive your car to the drive-in with a girl, or maybe go park it on a hill overlooking a lake, to watch the sun go down.

i’m not worried about money, now that i’m here. it might be selfish, but everyone’s agreeing that i’m making a smart decision. we’ve got enough money in the bank that our very modest salary for the next few months is already there. if we got no new business in those next few months, we’d still get paid. and we will get new business; we’re always coming up with new product ideas, and we’ve gotten a handful of interesting inquiries for client projects. we’re gonna be okay, definitely for at least the summertime. so i can get back to worrying when winter comes, but i hope that by then, this summertime mindset will be a permanent fixture.


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