It's chilly and grey this morning, but I am warm in my sweater, and I do not use wireless here, so I expect to get much done.
The guy next to me is poring over a graphic novel, arrow-shaped post-it flags at the ready. His accent is vaguely Spanish.
I think about the time I came here and called Mom after. I think I'm holding on okay, and then I remember that she's dead. I wonder why writing in the present tense feels so right.
This coffee is too strong for me. It feels like it has made contact with my face.
This weather is a preview of fall, when I will be able to do my homework here. I will be able to continue many of my daytime things (kickboxing, daytime park sitting, writing) around my class schedule.
I have a pillow here in my spot. I recline. I think of my aerie around the corner.
I somehow switched my keyboard to AZERTY. Turning it off turns it back the way I want it.
The music has stilled. I feel sick, too cold without my sweater and too warm with it on. I am barely into my coffee. I think I need to start ordering tea here. It has kicked me in the face every time I have ordered it.
I watch the rain as it hits the flagstones and try to decide how much of a crush I have on the guy sitting in the window.
THERE IS A DOG HERE. So much for heading home soon.
Beautiful and poignant.
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