sleepless traffic germs
Feb. 8th, 2006 12:36 pmFebruary insomnia has again padded into my life like an obnoxious sleepwalker. Nibs thinks I've talked myself into it, but how does one talk oneself into waking up at unwelcome hours of the morning?
I've been to what I hope is my last meeting at city hall for a long time. I feel a little sorry for the city employees who have to deal with paranoid, cheezed-off citizens, especially the sort of cranky geezers who are most likely to have time show up at city council meetings. On the other hand, it isn't right that being a pedestrian in the suburbs is often like being a snowball in Hell, and no amount of process will make it right.
There seems to be bad stuff in the air: free-floating ill will and germs. I have the latter, which is better as long as they go away within the next fifty-six hours.
I've been to what I hope is my last meeting at city hall for a long time. I feel a little sorry for the city employees who have to deal with paranoid, cheezed-off citizens, especially the sort of cranky geezers who are most likely to have time show up at city council meetings. On the other hand, it isn't right that being a pedestrian in the suburbs is often like being a snowball in Hell, and no amount of process will make it right.
There seems to be bad stuff in the air: free-floating ill will and germs. I have the latter, which is better as long as they go away within the next fifty-six hours.