Times, they are a-changin'...but not really
Times, they are a-changin'...but not really
If you're following the Tour de France and thinking, "My God! Lance Armstrong in 33rd place? Why, he's been unstoppable for years now! He's a biking machine! Things are changing such that I can no longer keep up with them!", know that things aren't moving as fast as you might think. You can still hold the sands of time in your fist for a while before they trickle out. Why? Because people are still doing dumbass historical re-enactments. You'll need to register at The New York Times On-line to view this puppy. Sadly enough, my own hometown had its own run-in with this odd, semi-educational form of entertainment/commemoration: the 1994 re-enactment of the Illinois Senate debate between Abraham Lincoln and Steven Douglas (Douglas won). I'm not proud of it, but it's still one of the most haunted cities in America. Ghosts, of course, being another indication of the world's immutability; people may die, but they remain on this earthly plane...hanging out in Alton.
A bit of a non-sequitur, but speaking of hometowns and ghosts: do you think the other dead souls look down (literally and/or metaphorically, depending on your system of belief) on ghosts? Are ghosts like those friends that never leave their hometown to other dead people? I can just picture it:
...hmmm...
Wow. This post went completely awry. Abandon ship! I'm going for a jog. Peace out, and keep a close eye on your panties, folks.
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