Last night I had lamb and couscous at Radio Africa, with Alka, Des, and Ellie. Alka and Brad are packing up and will be out of their house by the end of next week. We walked past the northern edge of Mendell Plaza on the way to and from, and there were people hanging out in makeshift seating lined up against the back wall of the Bishop building. It's quite something, the way drugs and alcohol take over people's lives. I know there are things I can't possibly understand about the people I see, about the difficulty and dreariness they have been seeking to escape for all these years. I feel at a loss, in fact. I don't know how to think about it.
Saturday, March 5, 2016
rain, rain
Last night I had lamb and couscous at Radio Africa, with Alka, Des, and Ellie. Alka and Brad are packing up and will be out of their house by the end of next week. We walked past the northern edge of Mendell Plaza on the way to and from, and there were people hanging out in makeshift seating lined up against the back wall of the Bishop building. It's quite something, the way drugs and alcohol take over people's lives. I know there are things I can't possibly understand about the people I see, about the difficulty and dreariness they have been seeking to escape for all these years. I feel at a loss, in fact. I don't know how to think about it.
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