I’d like to start an organization for people: whose kids have never excelled at team sports because they didn’t either, whose counters are dated and stained in witchcraft, who read Jack Kerouac novels some nights and lie awake in jealous rage, who breathe a sigh of relief when someone sparks up a joint at the neighborhood cookout, who don’t have the energy to shop somewhere other than Target, who would rather have flies in their house than put food scraps in the landfill but also throw plastic bottles in the trash when there aren’t enough recycling bins, who stopped going to church years ago but still say rosaries in the woods at night looking at the sky expectantly, who never thought they’d feel lonelier and more desperate than their parents ever looked, who don’t know how to make small talk and hate cocktail parties but love philosophizing around the campfire, who plan on peaking musically at age 60 and refuse to let their forties fly by more quickly than semesters used to in college, who don’t know how to get up from the couch but are determined not to let their bodies be found there.