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11th sweater: a singing sunflower
[Forward dated to the 16th]
[Dictated]
So I was taking Waddles for a stroll through the castle this morning like I normally do--growing pigs need their exercise!--and we were discussing what kind foods go with which kind of dips, which is a whole 'nother story for another time. While we were walking, I couldn't help but notice that there are a lot of doors without names on them. What's the deal?
I know it's not all the people who died from that whole space thing. By the way? Welcome back! Some of you? Most of you... I was going to send flowers but I thought I had a little more time to get them ready. [She's not going to get technical or even bother to ask why their deaths were shorter.]
My point is, how come there are so many empty rooms? I know that people tend to come and go, but that's a lot. It makes us all more spaced out and far away. I guess if you like privacy it's a good thing, but where's the sense of community if your closest neighbor is aaaaaaall the way down the hall or at the very top of a tower?
It kind of makes you wonder if the castle is starting to downsize on the occupants.
[Dictated]
So I was taking Waddles for a stroll through the castle this morning like I normally do--growing pigs need their exercise!--and we were discussing what kind foods go with which kind of dips, which is a whole 'nother story for another time. While we were walking, I couldn't help but notice that there are a lot of doors without names on them. What's the deal?
I know it's not all the people who died from that whole space thing. By the way? Welcome back! Some of you? Most of you... I was going to send flowers but I thought I had a little more time to get them ready. [She's not going to get technical or even bother to ask why their deaths were shorter.]
My point is, how come there are so many empty rooms? I know that people tend to come and go, but that's a lot. It makes us all more spaced out and far away. I guess if you like privacy it's a good thing, but where's the sense of community if your closest neighbor is aaaaaaall the way down the hall or at the very top of a tower?
It kind of makes you wonder if the castle is starting to downsize on the occupants.