I could try to describe rationnally how excited I am to move to Los Angeles. I could try to explain that it is a wonderful work opportunity. I could talk about the climate of Southern California. I could mention that it looks difficult to get an apartment that doesn’t come with a swimming pool. I could point out that it’s my chance to finally get to meet David Beckham.
Except that it wouldn’t be enough.
So the best thing I can do is to tell you what I think of when I think of Los Angeles.
It’s early on a Saturday morning, I’m hungry and dying for a coffee. On my way to my favourite diner I pick up the LA Times. I get a table by the window and the waitress takes my order.
My order, this is how good Los Angeles looks to me right now: a stack of delicious, mouth-watering, juicy blueberry pancakes served with an orange juice and a bottomless coffee.
So, bring it on.
This post is loosely and very modestly inspired by a text by Richard Brautigan called I was trying to describe you to someone in "The Revenge of the Lawn"
Except that it wouldn’t be enough.
So the best thing I can do is to tell you what I think of when I think of Los Angeles.
It’s early on a Saturday morning, I’m hungry and dying for a coffee. On my way to my favourite diner I pick up the LA Times. I get a table by the window and the waitress takes my order.
My order, this is how good Los Angeles looks to me right now: a stack of delicious, mouth-watering, juicy blueberry pancakes served with an orange juice and a bottomless coffee.
So, bring it on.
This post is loosely and very modestly inspired by a text by Richard Brautigan called I was trying to describe you to someone in "The Revenge of the Lawn"
2 comments:
I want a stack of pancakes with maple syrup. Then some crunchy bacon. With a extra tall skinny vanilla late.
I would be so fat if i lived in the US!
that piece by Brautigan is lovely!
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