Comments | enragedfetus: words, words, etc.

enragedfetus

words, words, etc.

Oct 08, 2008 16:44

Like all things in my life, and like me, this post comes in a little late. Citing the nausea that has stalked me since yesterday afternoon and what amounts to a rather fluid-heavy head cold, I called in to work this morning and notified the boss man of my absence today. Then I slept for six more hours. After spending much of the day sorting through ( Read more... )

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livingdocument October 9 2008, 23:57:49 UTC

Sounds like you laid down some SUAVE PIMPAGE.

my bologne has a first name, it's J-O-N-athan. anonymous October 10 2008, 08:59:24 UTC

so i hope you mentioned to soy that once there was a boy and girl very much in love... who both fell ill with fevers... 100% perfect for each other...amnesia... pass each other on the street....
and i hope that when you said that to her she giggled sheepishly and let you have your way with her.
i'll bet she's a lady though... so maybe she let you buy the coffee.

lack of question marks intended to show slightly aggressive tone livingdocument October 13 2008, 10:04:38 UTC

Where are the posts man. C'mon. Where they at.

anonymous October 30 2008, 21:30:58 UTC

anthony rapp, but who's counting?

xmastree March 23 2009, 07:51:39 UTC

this post is dated on my birthday.

i didn't it read it then; i read it now.

your murakami story is shot through with sadness, even though you ended up with a ticket. just in the next paragraph something will happen, and though you will reflect upon it with philosophy and wit, it doesn't change the fact that sometimes life just kicks.

hey, i meant to ask you about your time in japan. how long were you there for? are you going back? i want to go back..

miss you. x

enragedfetus March 26 2009, 16:13:19 UTC

Happy-birthday-back-then.

I was in Kyoto for five weeks. That was nearly three years ago, one of the happiest spans of time I can recall ever having, three years ago. Nearly. That's way too long. The three years, not the five weeks. I am going back. I aim to return sometime within the next eight months - just gotta save up some money and secure some kind of employment there. I'd love to return to Kyoto. That city is top-notch, and surrounded by gorgeous climbable mountains with eerie shrines and temples all over. But Osaka or Tokyo or Kobe would all do as well, I suppose. Are you going back? Meet me there.

Kyoto xmastree March 27 2009, 00:10:55 UTC

I'll see you there ( ... )