Emily hates my ideas

[profilingincourage]

First off, we should address this terrible pun of a journal name you gave me. I was fine with the first one, but then you went and changed it to this. Hilarious. You know I don't even think that much of politics, right? Of course you do. So you must be very easily amused if you're sticking me with a name like this.

Secondly, I have several problems with you wanting to throw me into that weird place with god knows what or who in a couple of months, after you get settled in with that ever-so-familiar hectic schedule in your real life that'll start back up soon. Stop writing that application right now -- even though it's mostly finished. I'm perfectly happy hanging out here, plus who do you think would run Interpol's London office if I just vanished? I have a job to do.

...I still see that application being written. What do you think you're doing? Everything about this is a bad idea (for me.)

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[numbersnfigures]

My mun loves your mun's ideas. Sorry about that.

[And, admittedly, Reid kind of likes them too. As much as he hates to subject one of his friends to the places that he's at, it would be really nice to have a familiar face there.]

And I kind of like the username pun, based on your job of profiling and the title of John F. Kennedy's book "Profiles in Courage".

[profilingincourage]

My mun has weird ideas, though. Seriously -- she wants to send me to this place where people find themselves stuck in a weird layover to some Utopia or something, which is weird enough, but she's also not completely ruling out the possibility of sending me to an alternate version of New York. I don't know which one sounds worse, and my mun isn't being too receptive to my suggestion of "how about neither?" and will probably not be very receptive to that in time to keep from either of these places.

There's that. It could be a worse political pun or reference. It's still very "wow did you really just go there and do that?", though. Guess I can't complain too much.

[numbersnfigures]

Both places are kind of lonely... I'm not sure if one is worse than the other. New York is possibly more frustrating for me because it feels as though I should be able to get into contact with the team, and yet I can't. It's like... I don't even exist anymore.