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streets, and people being injured. the entire building fell. and i processed that, and welm . just, you know, kept walking. and that s when we looked up with the man. everyone in the city shouldud remain calm, the very best thing to do now would be to remain home. if you are outside of southern manhattan you should remain where yo to givu are, you shoult panic, you shouldn t worry. with with what i was trying toah do was to get us on television lm on the radio to tell people whan to do, to give them some advicew thialkes is a terrible trage. the best way to get through this is we remain calm, to listen to everyone, not to panic. we walked up a few morei kn blocks to ew fa firehouse. we got to the firehouse and iher wasts told by tom van essen that
As a child, I never understood the idea of a parent living vicariously through their kids. I had seen so many sitcom episodes about little Billy being forced to play baseball just because his dad never made it to the Little League finals, or similar stories of parents learning to let go of their expectations for their children, but I was never able to fully process the parents’ emotions. How could your child’s achievements possibly make up for your own regrets and shortcomings?
Society often coerces us into disingenuous performances, promising that the applause we’ll receive at the end will pacify our perpetual anxiety. And the thought of stepping offstage to face the unknown rather than playing pretend in the presence of what’s familiar well, that can be scary.
Few things in this world aggravate my poor type D soul quite like small talk. Uninteresting chats about the mundanities of day-to-day life, low-hanging fruit conversation starters, uninspired Buzzfeed quiz-esque inquiries about which shade of lilac I most identify with – my face contorts with discomfort just thinking about it.