An Angry Mail to NWA
Oh, that's right. Because you had to do maintenance on a plane at 6:00am. That's swell that you're keeping your fleet in tip to shape to get your customers where they need to be on time.
But wait, that's not all! You didn't even bother to email or call me to let me know that my plane wasn't taking off. That's pretty friendly of you guys.
I actually had to call your customer service line and talk to an agent, who was awfully cranky and unhelpful even if I was a bit on edge myself. I don't blame her.
Thanks for your excellent customer service, I appreciate the warmth, kindness and attention that keeps me coming back to NWA.
Until next time,
Andrei Anghelescu
On Creativity
It's not just drawing or painting, it feels like somehow everything: my writing, my conversations, my passion for music… it just feels like it's blunted, become bland, masked and inaccessible.
I don't know how concerned to be; on one hand, it's frightening. But I think it's the same sort of fear you have for the dark when you are young, it's unknown, lurking, monstrous, but in the end it's the same as it always was. In another sense, it's paralyzingly sinister, but I think recognizing this is reason to cheer up. Even if I am getting rusty, I can work at it. I am not quite convinced I was ever that fantastic an artist, writer or person.
To be quite honest, I think introspection of this sort is helpful. I am only putting time into this now so that I can write, not so that I can share.
In a different vein, this morning I have managed to:
- Drop a sculpture in progress.
- Take out the garbage (it needed taking)
- Not take out the recycling (it needed taking even more)
- Buy groceries and practice Spanish at the same time
- Write something for the first time in too long
Cheers,
Andrei
