I'm phoning it in today. For real, I'm posting from my phone. If you're new here, I know what you're thinking. How self-important do you have to be to feel that the world can't make it a day without you broadcasting your thoughts?
Those people don't know about the April blog challenge, obviously. This is god's work. Or something.
Today I read more of the Bobby Kennedy book. I also read the newest Modern Love column in the NYT. I am not tech savvy enough to link to that, but it wasn't a very good one anyway.
Now I'm off to my new favorite area of Minneapolis, Northeast.
Mostly I love that I don't have to wear makeup to go to the bars around here. If anything, you are liked better by the locals, mostly judgy hipsters and old men who start drinking at 9 am, if you are fresh-faced. Also the new Grain Belt Nordeast is delicious.
-- Post From My iPhone
I was born to be a technology coordinator
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1 comments:
"god's work." v. funny. Like that a lot.
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