October 5th, 2010
Selling the Drama

Autumn always seems like a time to reboot. The heat goes away, so doing things, simple things, isn’t laborious. Autumn has a lot of anticipation, too, so that adds a little fuel to the fire. I think part of it is programming from all those formative years where autumn meant new grade, new classes, school supplies, activities, aspirations, dreams. “This year it’s going to be different, I’m going to join all these clubs, make a million friends, be the top of my class and get Mary Jane Perfect to go with me to homecoming.”
But you can’t escape the drama. The drama follows you around basically forever until… well… if you’ve been talking to me a lot lately you know exactly what I’m talking about.
This weekend I.am.out. For better or worse, I’m going to Gentenkaiki with the two Satomis. This is a 3-day affair so I am going to pack to-the-teeth. There will be moving water, grass, quiet, Buddhism, noise, dancing, alcohol, ?1?#$, and undoubtedly drama.
But that’s my life in autumn. Drama.


