September 2007


We wandered the streets for hours forgetting time and reason.

“I forgot what it was like to feel that way.”

Turning into a nondescript building,  the room transformed into art.  We stood at the edges and watched the hypnotic swirl.

“I could watch this forever.”

The indistinguishable lines between art and space.  Everyone spoke in whispers.

“Is this part of the piece?”

We walked outside, still holding our breaths.  Every sound.  Every breeze.  Every movement.  It’s all just a part of the piece.

I’m convinced that desk jobs are a punishment for some evil deed I perpetrated at some point in my life. The only thing that makes it even remotely bearable is Elvis Costello. And, truth be told, unless Elvis is planning some special lunchtime concert, he’s only making it marginally better.