"Let's get lunch."
Lock door. Hold hands. Walk, walk, walk.
Closed. Sigh. Hold hands. Walk, walk, walk.
Finally. Pay. Eat. Leave. Hold hands. Walk, walk
Look up.
Newton's third law. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Sometimes a thing catches your eye and spurs some unexpected thoughts. Like how the fundamental story of infrastructure is, really, movement. It's the duality of creating and resisting movement. Of creating a foundation that helps other things to move or to stay still.
But sometimes the story of infrastructure is also the duality of leaving one place to be in another. Of saying goodbye so you can say hello.
Lock door. Hold hands. Walk, walk, walk.
Closed. Sigh. Hold hands. Walk, walk, walk.
Finally. Pay. Eat. Leave. Hold hands. Walk, walk
Look up.
Newton's third law. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Sometimes a thing catches your eye and spurs some unexpected thoughts. Like how the fundamental story of infrastructure is, really, movement. It's the duality of creating and resisting movement. Of creating a foundation that helps other things to move or to stay still.
But sometimes the story of infrastructure is also the duality of leaving one place to be in another. Of saying goodbye so you can say hello.