A couple weeks ago, I had a conversation with a co-worker that went something like this:
"I can't believe she's dead!"
"Who's dead?"
"Anna Nicole Smith died!"
"Who's Anna Nicole Smith?"
"What world do you live in?"
I get that kind of question a lot:
"You haven't seen the latest episode of J-Random-Reality-Show? Do you live under a rock?"
"You read fantasy? *sniff* I prefer the real world to that stuff."
The real world...
You all know what I spent last weekend doing...and what I spend my Monday nights doing...and how I spend my Wednesday afternoons...and what I spend May doing...and what I do all spring and summer to get ready for one weekend in September...
You know what world I live in? One where people do instead of watch. A world where people dance and sing and learn and perform and build and create. That sounds pretty real to me.
(I looked up Anna Nicole Smith, btw...as far as I can tell, she's a model who married an old man. Which makes her important, in this other world. Clearly, I'm missing something.)
"I can't believe she's dead!"
"Who's dead?"
"Anna Nicole Smith died!"
"Who's Anna Nicole Smith?"
"What world do you live in?"
I get that kind of question a lot:
"You haven't seen the latest episode of J-Random-Reality-Show? Do you live under a rock?"
"You read fantasy? *sniff* I prefer the real world to that stuff."
The real world...
You all know what I spent last weekend doing...and what I spend my Monday nights doing...and how I spend my Wednesday afternoons...and what I spend May doing...and what I do all spring and summer to get ready for one weekend in September...
You know what world I live in? One where people do instead of watch. A world where people dance and sing and learn and perform and build and create. That sounds pretty real to me.
(I looked up Anna Nicole Smith, btw...as far as I can tell, she's a model who married an old man. Which makes her important, in this other world. Clearly, I'm missing something.)
Dans la bibliothèque: Inkheart - Cornelia Funke
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