Envy Is.............
I envy the crazy people who roam the streets screaming obscenities...............they speak their mind and say what the rest of us are thinking.
posted by Josh Kerbel at 11/30/2005 08:25:00 AM
Wednesday, November 30, 2005
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2 Comments:
There used to be this guy who lived outside the building where I worked in mid-town. He would stand beside the building muttering to himself, and sometimes I would see him heating his meals on the steam rising from beneath the city. Crazy as can be, but when I started envying him for being free to do /think/say whatever he wanted, that was it for me. I hit the eject button on the whole obnoxious world of NYC banking.
I know, it is almost Zen,
"To be completely free, one must have nothing but the clothes on their back"
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