August 5, 2008
Worried
Transmitter wrote this terribly early in the morning:
You don’t have to worry about what time it is when you can’t see the clock behind the pile of dirty dishes, but you might have to worry about the pile of dirty dishes. But, this worry over the dishes could be misconstrued as a concern for what time it is. So, maybe it’s best to not mention the time and worry about the dishes, but then you’d see the clock and worry about the time. Now, you’re worrying about both. You’re worried about what people think you’re worried about. Maybe it’s best not to worry about either. Maybe you should be worried that you just had this conversation with yourself.
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