In reality I would not change a thing as I can not possibly track the countless twists of causality that would alter who I am today as a result. But if I must examine events worthy of regret it would be so:
1. Killing all the gym lights during the high school band performance. How long can an orchestra continue playing in the dark, you ask? About 3 seconds and for the last 2 of those, it fails to resemble the intended song. Now you know.
2. Sending JN (an ex) the letter.
3. blindly assuming I wanted all the normal things that normal people want.
4. Jumping the 12' fence.
5. Assembling a very impressive unpaid parking ticket collection. Postage stamps might have been less problematic ultimately.
6. Ordering steak at Montana's last night. They're now 0 for 3 on steaks. This time though, I allowed them to take it off the bill. Resolved: I will order ought but their ribs henceforth.
1. Killing all the gym lights during the high school band performance. How long can an orchestra continue playing in the dark, you ask? About 3 seconds and for the last 2 of those, it fails to resemble the intended song. Now you know.
2. Sending JN (an ex) the letter.
3. blindly assuming I wanted all the normal things that normal people want.
4. Jumping the 12' fence.
5. Assembling a very impressive unpaid parking ticket collection. Postage stamps might have been less problematic ultimately.
6. Ordering steak at Montana's last night. They're now 0 for 3 on steaks. This time though, I allowed them to take it off the bill. Resolved: I will order ought but their ribs henceforth.
So there.
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1 comment:
Yes yes on #3, exactly, precisely.
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