I know, I know, nobody
needs to remind me.
I’ve got too much baggage.
[This is when I spend
over an hour thinking back—
is this actual nostagia?—
remembering when I
was younger how any of
the contents of the luggage
I carried around would
almost always seem to be
I carried around would
almost always seem to be
of interest to many whom
I’d encounter, to most any
I’d encounter, to most any
one I would, in order to
get their attention, stand
in front of, wave my
arms a little bit, or
do any such thing that
might move their
attention from whatever
it was they were doing
and wherever it was
they were going to
me. However,
these days, exposing
even a tiny portion of
the mess I carry around
the mess I carry around
wherever I go at any
given moment that
someone might be
around to notice
seems anathema to
garnering any sub
stantial engagement.]
So I’ve got a lot of
baggage. And I can live
stantial engagement.]
So I’ve got a lot of
baggage. And I can live
with that, I suppose.
At last so long as I have
an idea—like even just
an idea—like even just
a general direction or
an estimated vicinity—
of my destination. Of
where I’m going with
all of it.
