jenelle arrived yesterday.
her train was delayed five hours. i sat. and sat. in penn station. i read from eliezer's work "levels of organization in general intelligence" and ran down the batteries on my ipod.
the manitoba song "people eating fruit" reminded me of a coincidence i had with nora during her last visit, so i left her a voicemail.
i sat at penn station, in the courtyard of the restaurant just beyond the main junction area. my table was directly adjacent to the hudson news' lottery machine next door. i was amazed to see the people who came up to the lottery machine. the moral struggle that crossed their faces as they tried to decided whether to spend just one more dollar. they all looked down on their luck. just a bit behind in the game of life. some of them looked downright pathetic. i was reminded of the saying regarding the lottery being a tax on stupidity.
anyway, last night jenelle and i went grocery shopping and made salad and fell asleep watching koyaanisqatsi together. it was wonderful waking up in her arms again. she felt comfortable being close to a friend whom she could trust not to get too physical. today we met for lunch and i bought a virgin wool hat and scarf set. the scarf is 90" long and fantastically soft. the colors are a bit off for me, but i needed something new and we stumbled on them walking around the christmas shops in bowling green.
tonight we made dinner (i even helped a little) - cajun chicken, cous cous with toasted pine nuts, and a salad. it was fabulous. i felt bad that dave and alex couldn't join us, but jenelle was most understanding. after that we cuddled up and watched royal tenenbaums.
tina thinks i'm obsessed with the movie. she knows me better than i let on. she started work at a daycare today. she's been avoiding my questions about it, but i do hope she enjoys the work.
regarding royal tenenbaums, i do need to expound on why the movie touches me so much. i'll save that for a later date.
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