October 9, 2005
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Work was intolerable Saturday. It wasn’t rough, it was the fact that I was there for twelve hours and had to be back early this morning. But enough of that. A girl who has, by no mistake of her own, given Beth good reason to believe that she does in fact like me to some degree or another, is in fact in New York this weekend, thus allowing me to continue my little game with her upon her safe return.
While at work, I rolled silverware all day near the back door that was propped open. Since the weather has taken a turn for the colder, it made me reflect a lot on the Christmas season and how nice it would be to have someone to snuggle with this year. Suffice it to say that since I have, as of yet, failed to procure such a highly sought after object of affection, it did depress me much, especially as I did reflect on the Christmas play that Anna directed. That was the time of my life, and I doubt that I will ever see such again.
Today’s (Saturday’s) meditation consisted of walking down tar-paved paths, walking down dirt-paved paths—hell, walking down paths. All leaf-covered too! I thought about wanting to own my own home with a fireplace and spending hours on end snuggling with my chicky baby whist staring into the fire, the two of us just growing old together. Alas, as someone who once was in my small circle of friends observed, “I don’t ever see Tomas getting married.” Well, I hate for her to be right, but I know that it would be wrong of me to think otherwise. Yes folks, the Christmas depression has started early this year. In fact, as I type this, I am listing to Christmas music.
On pertinent matters, I am still lacking pictures for the Arte, but suffice it to say that I have enough that I can get started, and will do so either this evening or tomorrow. The website is a joke, but I need to go ahead and get it put together so I can get paid for it. Eric, I’ll let you know as soon as it’s done, and you may state your terms of acceptance, if there are to be any. On the bids—suffice it to say I am going to have to light many fires under many asses, and these fires aren’t the kind you stare at for hours while your are snuggling with your chicky baby.
It is so difficult to get used to a new keyboard.
Comments (6)
Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do.
But you wouldn’t do anything that I would do since you’ve had many more life expirences, so it seems as though we are at a standstill.
There’s plenty of ignorant people out there with life experiences, and plenty of smart people with none. Try not to reach an impass.
That reminded me of my one of my favorite tech quotes: “We should do smart things with stupid technology before we do stupid things with smart technology.”
So…you with a xanga account…which one does that fall into?
stupid things with smart technology since obviously I don’t have a life and can’t take a hint not to share it with the world.