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September 04, 2007 07:42 PM

Sensory Experiences

Today in the midst of processing and mourning and all of those things, my senses were lit up.

Whilst shopping for new jeans, the salesman prodded me to take off my shirt and stand bare chested in the middle of the store in the middle of the afternoon. It was such a weird feeling, but then the touch of cashmere was so incredibly soft and nice that I could literally not resist. mmmm

Then, at Rainbow I discovered a brand new cheese. It is the definition of excessive. In every possible way. Take everything you can imagine about the best goat cheese you've ever had, and just add truffles. You know, the best taste in the whole wide world?

And finally, walking home from my 87th errand of the day, I passed yet another playa coated car. They all make me so happy. All the knowing, tired nods, the glances, the real truth of the shared experience. There's a bunch of things that kind of suck about BM these days, but there's still such a bond shared by those that Get It; words can't express. I could not resist. I took my whole palm and rubbed it in the filth of the car and the grime of the desert. I breathed it in deeply, wanting to know the smell, the taste of it all. i rubbed it around, feeling the sensation of the silky slickness of the fine grains.