Longing for Boston
The computer I was working on finally decided to cooperate and I got it done around 11 PM last night. The only dreaded task I have left is to reinstall AOL, which I am thoroughly convinced was the root of the machine's problems in the first place. It seemed to take a 'HAL' like control of the system only letting it do what it wanted you to. I was visualizing the activity light on the computer talking to me in that calm monotone voice. It started to weird me out.
I've caught myself missing Boston more and more since the snow's fallen. When I'm out there in it it reminds me of walking down Mass. Ave. when it was so pristine and white. The snow deadened all the normal street noises and made you feel as if you were all alone in the middle of the city. It makes the city seem eerily peaceful and calm. I that city very much.
I've caught myself missing Boston more and more since the snow's fallen. When I'm out there in it it reminds me of walking down Mass. Ave. when it was so pristine and white. The snow deadened all the normal street noises and made you feel as if you were all alone in the middle of the city. It makes the city seem eerily peaceful and calm. I that city very much.
posted by Hand on the Stove at 12:27 PM
1 Comments:
You know even though I have only visited that city once for two weeks, there are times that I miss is too. It's weird like that, it's one town that I think everybody should visit once before their time expires here.
Post a Comment
<< Home