added latest changes

1 files changed, 21 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/cuts.txt b/cuts.txt
index a1dbde4..1d1dfce 100644
--- a/cuts.txt
+++ b/cuts.txt
@@ -1,6 +1,27 @@
 
 #Chapter 1:
 
+
+
+
+
+Arguably even the bus is not really me expressing myself, at least on the outside. On the inside though we did get to express ourselves, my wife and I agonized over quite a few details in the way that I've noticed fanatics tend to do. Two years into our life in the bus, I flew into Denver to meet with company that had started to build computers in Denver. Yes, computers, built by hand, in the United States. Their story comes later in this book, but as I sat at the initial meeting listening to the owner of the company talk about how they had spent years designing these computer cases, agonizing over the way the power button clicked, how the wood veneer fit into the metal and all the other details they sweated, I recognized that same fanaticism 
+
+---
+
+
+
+It could have been that we'd had one too many beers, but we convinced ourselves we should go somewhere else, do something else... anything really. What we should do was unclear, but something other than that. 
+
+
+I had a nagging doubt about this plan from the beginning though, there was a voice in the back of my head telling me not to go so quickly. 
+
+In 2014 when we were making plans 
+
+It's not a perfect, in fact it has a lot of problems, but I've traveled enough to know that I am American. The least American American, as my Irish friend Keith once said, but American nonetheless. And something about that, somewhere in that, I felt the need to show my kids the country that shaped me, even if it might not end up shaping them. 
+
+---
+
 There will no doubt be plenty of things you think you are absolutely no good at -- I can't learn a foreign language to save my life -- but the truth is, assuming you're of sound body and mind, the things you are not good at turn out to really be things you lack the will to do. We beat ourselves up about these things sometimes, at least I do. I spent years thinking I was somehow an idiot about languages, and I am, but not because I'm an idiot about languages, everyone is an idiot about languages, but because I lack the will to change that. 
 
 This conversation requires that we define some terms though. Like will.