Well,
it finally happened. I locked myself out
of my apartment yesterday. I’d been
having a feeling that this would happen at some point, as much because I’m a
forgetful creative at times as because my mind has been a bit distracted as of
late. Earlier this week, I received my
workshop assignment for my next term at Spalding, and while over the moon with
it, it’s started my mind thinking in all sorts of ways that are causing me to
be distracted!
So, I
leave for the office at 0540. Yesterday,
I noticed that my kitchen light was still on, so I went to turn off Loretta and
head back … and that’s when I discovered I was missing the key. Holy shit.
What the fuck kind of way is that to start a Thursday? Pissed, I knew exactly where I left my key –
on the placemat on my table after my run.
Salt. I drove to work chewing
over what to do.
Reached
out to Ghost and Rubin, the only two souls on this earth who have a key to my
space, and hoped that one of them would get back to me soon. If you read my post about taking my GED test,
you might notice a pattern here … seems I lock my keys in the most inconvenient
places at the most inopportune times.
Ghost
and Rubin both got back to me at a more-human time (0700) and I was able to pick
up my key in the afternoon. Nourishing,
yes to know I trust these two with a key to my place, even more so, that I
trust them to keep it for me … because invariably, I’m sure they both knew that
this would happen sooner or later. I’ve
been thinking today about what keys are exactly. Sure they unlock and lock doors, or start
automobiles, but they mean so much more sometimes , right? Big ups, yall, for
having the key.
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