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Sometimes I fear that my dishwasher will just explode
or that something large will fall from the sky and through my room and just decimate me right where I'm standing
or that the water in the shower will run so hot that the tub will light on fire and burn the whole house down.
Thoughts like this are totally unneccesary.
I just think it's almost fun though, to needlessly worry.
Like today we were at the zoo, and there are these giant (maybe 15 foot) metal flowers lining the entrance bridge. I just pictured one of those metal flowers bending down and sucking me up and sending me to the bottom of the duck lake through some magical metal flower transport pipe.
How werid is that?
I might start writing here again. There's no reason for or against it, I suppose.
Emily is on a cruise with her parents until Monday and I miss her terribly already.
My mom, my sister and myself went on one of those guided train tours at the zoo today, and we passed these two rhinos and the tour guide woman Leslie said:
"These two rhinos, both of which are 34 years old, have lived in the Cinncinati zoo, the Pittsburgh zoo, and now here. They've stayed together since they were both three years old and they're best friends."
and then my mom said "Those rhinos are you and Emily," and it was just nice because I hope that we are like those rhinos. They seemed pretty happy for cooped up rhinos.
or that something large will fall from the sky and through my room and just decimate me right where I'm standing
or that the water in the shower will run so hot that the tub will light on fire and burn the whole house down.
Thoughts like this are totally unneccesary.
I just think it's almost fun though, to needlessly worry.
Like today we were at the zoo, and there are these giant (maybe 15 foot) metal flowers lining the entrance bridge. I just pictured one of those metal flowers bending down and sucking me up and sending me to the bottom of the duck lake through some magical metal flower transport pipe.
How werid is that?
I might start writing here again. There's no reason for or against it, I suppose.
Emily is on a cruise with her parents until Monday and I miss her terribly already.
My mom, my sister and myself went on one of those guided train tours at the zoo today, and we passed these two rhinos and the tour guide woman Leslie said:
"These two rhinos, both of which are 34 years old, have lived in the Cinncinati zoo, the Pittsburgh zoo, and now here. They've stayed together since they were both three years old and they're best friends."
and then my mom said "Those rhinos are you and Emily," and it was just nice because I hope that we are like those rhinos. They seemed pretty happy for cooped up rhinos.