loop d loop

So it seems with things around St. Augustine (or maybe it’s just me) that everything comes and goes and then comes again.  Much like the movie Groundhog Day, just with different Groundhog Days thrown in the mix, so I can enjoy one of 3 or 4 days.  Today is the day that I get work done, or at least I like to think so, because how much work am I really accomplishing sitting here at a coffee shop, writing on this blog?  Regardless, I have it stuck in my mind that I have accomplished some already (copying cd’s, calling up my telephone service, and enjoying the morning’s brew).

So, today, as I was saying, is one of those days that feel like I have already (in some fashion) experienced.  I will walk out these doors in a few minutes and decide to go next, primarily based on my scattered list of things to do.  I enjoy the fact that I do not have a solid plan of sorts.  Just minutes ago, I was half-listening to a conversation between and man and a woman who were discussing work.  He was so intense with what he was saying, I almost felt sorry for the woman, because she was trying to prove to him that she displayed the same height of emotions that he felt for a certain subject.  That kind of emotion scares me sometimes.

Okay, so half of the sky looks like rain and the other half is shining.  Is it the window?  I am typing while looking out the window (and listening to My Morning Jacket) and the clouds are billowing up, like a really clean fire is burning somwhere south-west of here.  Weird.

I am about to break down my equipment and begin my journey.  I will get my free refill, say goodbye to the nice people who handle this coffee establishment and wander off down the road with my collective thoughts leading me to my next destination.

 -Luke