Oct 15 2007

deja poo

I have a nice piece of carpet in my place. In the hall. It keeps my feet from touching the cold and rough floor beneath. The real world. I used to like sliding down the hall after getting a run from my room, going toward the kitchen, but I like it better now, especially after a shower.

Something happened. I have broken the time down into the smallest practical portions. I have been examining these crumbs as they pass. Seems that there was an event, I don’t know exactly the nature of this occurrence, but I have plenty of time to figure that out. The end of the carpet moved. Horizontally. Or maybe the hall got longer.

There it is, I am falling. My feet moved relative to my body, and I could no longer stay upright. I am interested in the result of this turn of events. The ground is coming up, it is probably going to hurt. It always does. Could be different this time, maybe this time it will be nice.

Wish me luck


Oct 13 2007

Say now!

I saw it, the flash in the corner of my eye, but this time when I wheeled around it was not gone, leaving me agape and in wonder.

This time it lingered, because it was not there, not where I was looking.

This time it was in my head.

I did not need to break my neck to see it, but I did. I paused and stared a while and noodled about it.

My first thought: “Wow, that would be easy”

It was normality. It was not special, it was ordinary.

It was not an extreme of any good or bad thing, it was just the right amount of static and active. It represented no kind of frantic scrambling, it looked more like a casual stroll.

It was nice to finally get a gander, I had heard so much about it, usually as a contrast to my own paradigm. I may have been moving too fast to see it before, or too busy breaking my neck.

Now that I have seen it I will watch with genuine interest to see if it is the first step, or the last.

I am learning. I swear I am learning. I am doing it. It is hard, but I am getting it.

I know the consequences of incomplete thought. I get that. Thorough and impassive thought are not what I am good at.

This is not normal.

I guess if I were to take another step, I would have to choose a path.

Do I want to move toward normal? It would be easy, everything is easier when you are normal.

Downside, though, if you are not a freak, then you have to rely on refulgent personality.

To move toward normality would mean that I would have to find and foment aspects in my make-up in which I have not put much importance previous.

I know for a fact that there are people who would be good friends to me if I could get over that one thing; bad fingernails, ear hair, squeaky voice, cold hands. I would not be able to stand up to that sort of inspection.

The only way I get by is by being an interesting freak.

So there I am. At Frost’s fucking fork. I try to be normal, risk failure and obscurity. I try to be a tweaker, and I don’t put as much on the line here, I cannot fail at being a screw-head.

Oh! There is another choice…I could stand and stare in piss-soaked pants at the choice and let grass grow up around my shoes.


Oct 11 2007

If you are looking for me later, for any reason

I am taking my classes on a field trip tonight.

30 people confirmed out of 37, we are meeting at the NC museum of art at 5:00[PM]. I have a friend who is a conservationist there. The museum closes at five, so she lets us in the back, and we walk around a little bit, and then end up in her lab, where she will show off what she does all day, what other people do all day and from time to time speculates on what some people could be doing if they were alive today, or had all their teeth, or hair.

Anyway, we split out of there around 6:30 [PM], so I would have a difficult time saying no if you tried to corner me for a drinky later. I know you feel strange being so forward, but I have accepted that about your ‘personality’, and really, I think you should embrace it. You could be a real player if you put your mind to it.

So, I’ll be walking down Blue Ridge toward the bus stop, if you need me for anything. I usually keep $500in my shoe just in case there’s trouble. If you hid behind that tree, you could probably bonk me on the head, have your way, and end up making money on the deal. After I shake it off, I’ll take you out for a nice big steak.

So, I’ll see you later, then? That’ll be super.