true true. i've been a bit busy. mostly wrapped up in self-reflection. but also wrapped up in the hubbub of life here in d.c., where one out of every five people is an attorney and even the taxi cab drivers know more about political affairs than you do. it's exciting and tiring and even a bit silly knowing that i'm here. here in the land of double-ya and shitty government. every day, i am playing pool with the man. i can see why on average politicians live shorter lives - this work is invigorating but exhausting.
i have an unbelievable week ahead of me filled with lots of deadlines and little sleep so i'll have to push my updating to later this week or next week. don't be sad. d.c. will eventually get documented at some point or another.
more to come - formerly promised pictures, stories on a wasted suchin pak, and tips on taking the metro.
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2 comments:
hey... is it me or did you skip your birthday?
oh no!
you met/saw a wasted suchin pak?
of course that's what i ask about when you're busy doing important things in DC. pop-culture junkie to the core....
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