Of Airplanes And Ports
That late night the Unholy Trinity sat in the playground, Jason had told me, some people are ships, some people are airplanes; you have a port, so no point falling in love with an airplane, okay?
Six years on and I realize I still haven't taken heed of his advice.
Jason gives good advice - he always has. I should listen to him. There are many sensible people who talk sense, but he's the only one who says it in a way to which I'd listen. I don't always listen to him, of course - especially when he says something I don't particularly care to hear - but I know I really should.
There're too many airplanes; it seems like they're all airplanes. Maybe it's time to do something about it.
So, which option is more feasible: to try and convert my port into an airport, or, to compel myself to like only ships?
He'd better have a good answer to this ...
Six years on and I realize I still haven't taken heed of his advice.
Jason gives good advice - he always has. I should listen to him. There are many sensible people who talk sense, but he's the only one who says it in a way to which I'd listen. I don't always listen to him, of course - especially when he says something I don't particularly care to hear - but I know I really should.
There're too many airplanes; it seems like they're all airplanes. Maybe it's time to do something about it.
So, which option is more feasible: to try and convert my port into an airport, or, to compel myself to like only ships?
He'd better have a good answer to this ...
posted by s at 23:47
3 Comments:
I guess I am a train...
i don't really understand the analogy... so a port is relegated to receptions/ arrivals/departures while the various modes are merely concerned with transport? how does one have or become a port?
how about bicycles? or automobiles? or hot-air balloons? or are the typologies restricted to large carriers?
an airplane can't land in a port, so it's pointless for a port to long for an airplane.
a port will not be of any use to an airplane, just as an airport is of no use to a ship - that was what he'd meant, that's all.
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