Movement.

[mythematiclife]

Last week, I was in Florida with the cousins and the grandparents. The highlight of this expedition was my two hour long trip to Miami to see the following sculpture by Claes Oldenburg:

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[darthanakin55]

I will still live here, and you still know me, so you will not escape completely! Until I move, or until you decide to sever all contact with me, or something.

It's an interesting sculpture.

This comment is longer than my entry.

[mythematiclife]

You have uncovered my plan! I was just trying to make you believe that I was gone so that we never have to see another 1812 production again (I wish to subscribe though I don't think that will work because I don't think I'll be here with enough consistency to pick a day for tickets)!

In all seriousness, however, I know I will be back; It is somewhat likely that I will just go live with Elizabeth from time to time. But, think of it symbolically from back in middle school when Bensalem equaled my great oppressor and enemy. So, while I will not literally be "disconnected from Bensalem altogether," I will not be living here any longer, not even a little bit. This either means that "rebellious" middle school me has won or something much more frightening...or something. It would be kind of amusing though, if I just disappeared to Europe and never came back.

It is a very good sculpture, though it is in horrible disrepair.

[themightychris]

I don't get it...maybe your pictures just suck?

[mythematiclife]

They may. Everything that is not orange is the broken bowl. All of the orange objects on poles are meant to be slices, and the large, curling objects that were once orange and are now a bit blackish are the peels. Presumably, the latter two objects were in the bowl when it somehow shattered, and will eternally be suspended mid-air, as if bouncing up after impact. Or something. I know you don't actually care that much, but its late and I'm not yet tired.