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Dear Condor,
Oh no! I’m sorry that you’re going through all that! There must be some way
to make new friends without just having to meet them organically. That
doesn’t really work when you’re as old as we are. It’s more of a kid thing,
but even then, it really only happens if you belong to the same class, or
are in the same football team. We...don’t have sports teams here, of course,
but I’ve read about them in books. Since you should have more space under
the dome, I’m guessing sports are still a thing for you? Maybe you don’t do
them yourself, but do you have any other interests, like knitting or stamp
collecting? Sorry, I just searched our database for hobbies, and I’m
listing the first ones that catch my eye. I don’t have any myself, unless
you count watching TV. There’s so much content from the before-fore times,
and it’s the easiest thing to do while I’m at work. There’s no collecting up
here, and there aren’t many opportunities to make things either. It takes
resources, and I would rather pay my friend to make something for me than do
it myself. Not that I would like it at any rate. I’m just saying that our
past times are really limited on the base. Anything that requires the use of
a computer or something is the easiest because I’m paying monthly for access
anyway, and power is sort of worth whatever it takes, because again, there’s
not much else. I’m sure you have limitations too. Man, I really wish they
hadn’t poisoned the Earth. I mean, obviously I hate that because it’s bad,
but also because you otherwise could have regaled me with stories of how
amazing and different life is in the clean air. I could have actually known
someone who has been skiing or whitewater rafting. Ugh, that’s probably
enough fantasizing about the perfect world. I’m just going to go watch
another episode of Nature Wars. Have you heard of it? It’s a reality
competition that’s all about going out into nature, and leaving pollution
behind. Back then, that was possible, and you didn’t even have to do it on
top of a freezing cold mountain.
Living vicariously through our ancestors,
Corinthia
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