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This song is a surfing video game you played when you were eight. And the cat, denied your affections for too long, puts a five-inch scratch in your lower back, just above your tailbone. You still have the scar. The cat died years ago. You’ve tried to play other, newer video game systems. Trying to capture that immersion, total absorption granted to you when you were eight, but they don’t work anymore. Hormones have confined that ability to your past. So now you close your eyes, and imagine driving fast on a winding road, with loud music and shifting gears. Not exactly the most original moment, but enough with this endless search for novelty, this is just a well-made song well-played, and that is more than enough sometimes.

About Jonah

Jonah Keegan is an internet entrepreneur. He's worked for a few startups and tried his hand with a few of his own. More importantly, he's a DIT (Dad-In-Training) with his first young'un on the way. He feels lucky to have lots of aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents on hand for baby-raising tips, and wants them all to know that a contribution to baby's college fund earns them each one month on the midnight-to-8am DO NOT CALL list.
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