I love motels. Any kinds. Motels provide shelters for those who want to hide, hide from family and friends.
October 9th, 2013, 4pm
Every motel room looks identical because it is disconnected from time, history. By staying at motel, you can suspend your obligation. You can even buy some time. You can disguise your identity, be anonymous. You can have secret affairs. You can take a rest before reaching wherever you have to go. You may think alone, or you may decide not to think at all. You may not know where you are going next, or you may change your mind. Motels remind you not only how lonely you are, but also how free you are.
It is never too late.
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