The Days Before Today Gave you Visions of Tomorrow+++
Our underlying theme remains one of looking at tomorrow with an intelligent viewpoint. And although it may seem like we seem to neglect the past, it couldn't be further from the truth. The lesson is one of subtle actions in response to what has happened, even though the future is independent of today and yesterday.

Felling the Night
April 01, 2004

I was walking down the street when I saw this girl, purple hat and a ponytail. I said, "What's up?" and she smiled back. Words didn't leave her mouth, but she kissed my neck. Locked her arms into mine, and made me dance down to the 6 line. We took the subway uptown to the museum, and played hopscotch on the steps as an audience looked on. Sunshine splashed our faces, and I smiled another smile. She said, "I love you," and I felt complete for a while. Then everything became real, and she said goodbye. I didn't see her for a year, but don't worry, I didn't cry. I waited patiently until one morning, when something was different, if even slightly. I got out of bed and put on a shirt, I smelled like perfume, but didn't know the source. Suddenly I had a flashback to the night before, that I had lost myself and lost her forevermore. Christmas in August, we mirrored the moments. You, I and our unending affair with time became a photograph hung on a wall like a sonnet.

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Beautiful words to a beautiful entry. That was a wonderful read.