Stick with the old grow with the new is what I always say. Does that make sense? No, I did not just come up with that right now!! Jeez man, you're being totally un-rambunctious right now.

Future shmuture, in the end, who really knows what's going to happen? I say we go grab an affogato and just accept where we are now, maybe talk a bit about the person who hurt you. They suck.

I love cold weather, but the effects a simple temperature or sunlight change can have on your mental health it very real. I wonder why those people in the Caribbean are always so happy. Must be the sun.

Who am I? Who are they? Do we even know who we are? I think so, I mean we had a pretty cool conversation about it so I think that qualifies us as being confident.

Bialetti honestly is the goat for creating an at-home espresso maker. It's literally just tin with a little nob for safety, isn't that the coolest? I wonder how many attempts it took him to get that right, google doesn't really have an answer but I'd imagine a lot.

Sacre bleu! Who pressed the French?? They're already pressed on time as it is!

Is repetition akin to insanity? Does practice really make perfect? Was sisyphus actually happy? I dunno man, you gotta answer those questions for yourself. Don't let anyone tell you how to frame your order of consistency; after all, it IS your life.

Odd how simple can be really good. I mean, think about simple syrup, or simple recipes on the internet. Hell, even simple minded people seem to be the happiest. Simpleton or Simple-ten? Being complex is lame.

Playing support is lame?? Playing support is NOT LAME! You're lame for not accepting that it's okay to not be in the spotlight 24/7, letting your peers suffer in a lack of progress for your own self-goal.

Lame as hell if you ask me.

Honestly, this didn't even feel like we were talking for 45 minutes; a topic like grief deserves no editing, no filter, and no frame to fit in. There isn't much I can say that could be considered influential on a topic as deeply unique but commonly shared as grief, but listening to how we handle our own situations can be enough.

I hope you enjoy. Thank you.