The philosophy museum is empty
Its concepts all on display
Our idols enjoy five minutes
Our heroes constructed of clay
But when you wish away the bad
You’ll wash away the good
*The fool thinks he leads
He’s clearly misunderstood
Beyond all the shootings stars
Who are getting down and dirty
Time to sacrifice yourself
To become a god at thirty
Our idols had their time
Reconstruct our heroes of clay
The philosophy museum is open
Its concepts all on display
*quote from Tolstoy. Partly inspired by Existential Comics #546. Submitted to NaPoMo.
Today I’m feeling:
Pretty good. Did some exercise again and thankful for it as I can feel my lazy muscles trying hard to pull my body together.
Today I’m grateful for:
Getting out of the house for a day as Amy suddenly came up with the idea to drive to Toeng, so after coffee, we set off, ate huge prawns in Toeng, cake in a rice field cafe somewhere, dropped by to see Wan in Chiang Khong, up to Chiang Saen for some snack shopping in the walking street, and finally a Maekhong riverside fish dinner before getting home 9 hours after leaving.
It was good to be out, but I’m looking forward to tomorrow and staying in!
The best thing about today was:
Having a quick video call with Hayden before our lunch was served. He’d just come off a 20-hour shift with one of his difficult clients but seemed pretty chipper.
What was out of your control today and how did you handle it?
Amy is pre-menstrual so whilst she was pretty good today she also got a bit wild every now and then.
Something I learned today?
Crispus Attucks was an American whaler, sailor, and stevedore of African and Native American descent, who is traditionally regarded as the first person killed in the Boston Massacre, and as a result, the first American killed in the American Revolution.
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