A "Lost" moment, from real life

Today I was outside picking up the bits of litter that have been strewn about my yard and alleyway. I was outside, in the alley, outside my fence, when I stumbled upon a bit of interesting garbage.

A small sheet of blue notebook paper, like from a notepad. Similar to the kind that I take notes on and make grocery lists with. There were some words on this paper, words about “Lost”, about John Locke, about Adam & Eve and about the island in general.

I had actually written this note, a few weeks ago, while watching “Lost”. I thought I had gotten rid of it. I normally shred most notes and papers; I even shred my grocery lists. However, I apparently just tossed this note into the trash, where it was picked through by the dumpster divers and then tossed to the wind.

And then I found it, outside of my home, outside in the world.

I felt a bit like Locke, actually… stumbling on to the next piece of the puzzle. I looked up and saw a flock of birds overhead, a sort of signal from the world that said to savor this “coincidence”. The birds flew past the crest of my house. I tried to follow their flight path, straining my neck, but they had flown past the face of the sun, and I was blinded in the light. I wondered, “Is that the same sun that that shines down on them on the island?”

The note, in its entirety… it contains speculation about “Lost”:

  • John blinks like the compass, stones blink (the world with the filled-in well -> John is gone, but has been resurrected because he blinked.
  • Charlotte blinked out
  • Statue: Aaron-Ji-yeon?
    • A&E / stones
  • toes - A&E?

  • the island is the combined dirt and knowledge of all possible worlds mixing with each other

Drugs are bad, m’kay?

:wink:

I opened this thread thinking the OP was going to say that he asked someone a really important question, a momentous question, a question that would be the chief question in the mind of anyone in the situation he happened to currently be in, a question upon which would hang all their future actions, and the other person replied “that’s not important right now” or “there’s no time to explain.” :slight_smile:

Or, even better, if he inexplicably neglected to ask the question in the first place.