The Electron Experiment

Things have been immeasurably better, if only for the reason that they aren't bad. And I am back in New World Coffee but this time I am eating with Leonard Cohen and am debating over carrot cake and breakfast tea or whether I should take one of those nauseating little black pills.

I went out with Glee Club again last night... to Carmines and then the Heights. And I controlled it this time.

And today is fresher and lavender and rose.

My hair is in a soft ponytail and my jeans are comfortably broken and worn. (Well... I am comfortable. But are they?)

"There's a shoulder where death goes to cry."

I'm looking, now, at the half-built student center. The gap of last year has been filled and Carmen is shaded and blanketed and I wonder what will have happened a year from now.

That kid, E-the-R was talking to me last night... he said that there was a physics experiment done where they send an electron straight at an object and it could either go right or left, but it goes right AND left, and our brains perceive the way in which we see it go (only one) and thus, there are two realities-- the one that we perceive and the one that we don't perceive.

But if that is true for something like just an electron as it happens, EVERY event must be able to split and thus it is possible that there are an infinite number of parallel universes that exist. Think about what they could be! It's so weird...

Anyway, I have to get going to class... "History of the American South."

until later!