changing jobs. more work. more cash. more rigor. less bullshit. more sleep. less drinking. no smoking. new car. clean clothes. more meetings. more learning. less wallowing. more bitching. less boredom. more responsibility. more tolerance. less worry. more worry.
i will be utterly perfect soon. as soon as i turn 30. right? what is adulthood?
as my mother refuses to let me forget, my first words were "my do it". i have kind of done it. but we will see if I can sustain. anyway. it is new, and there is something to be said for that.
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- i just moved to the Big Queasy. Started a blog to vent my thoughts, not sure if anyone is going to read it, I am just using to record my experience here, kind of like a journal and having an imaginary audience helps me articulate things and motivates me to be witty, brilliant and insightful. I will post things in no particular order of importance, in no chronological order, and some of what I post will have nothing to do with New Orleans, but just with life in general. Sometimes it is really exhausting when thinking about your environment is your job, and you just want to do something else, like read about Britney Spears. I am really not interested in being politically correct or overly sensitive in this space, even though I will probably touch on some delicate issues here relating to the recovery of the city, like race, socio-economics, federal policy, and how I think Louisiana oysters are sub-par. If you get offended or bored, or think that I have got it all wrong, then go do something else. :)
3 comments:
It seems "[she] has a all the virtues I dislike and none of the vices I admire." (Churchill)
new is the new old.
perfection, by all apperances, is a relic of the future.
and you, you have sentenced yourself to punctuation.
Hey Anon, you seen Inland Empire? "I just wait for tomorrow so I can find out what yesterday was all about. I ain't never been too keen on tomorrow. And today's slippin' by."
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