I fixed my 4-track; a childhood of taking apart old Star Wars toys equipped me with the skills I needed.

Also once I built a battery out of citrus for the science fair.

My 4-track broke.

My motherfucking 4-track broke.

Once again, we enter that time of year when the skin on either side of my mouth goes all dry and peely in the mornings. Truly, I am a grotesque caricature of a human being.

It came to me today that I must once have had a reason for writing things here, a really compelling reason, because I used to. Do that. Write things here. God, see how out of ( Read more... )

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Now I remember why I get itchy every time I take my old Carissa's Wierd records outside of my room: because of things like this. Yes, the records are rare now, but you will notice that the price is not the result of fervent bidding -- this seller is just charging as much as he can, because he can get away with it. Sometimes I forget that people are ( Read more... )

I was a little sad that The X-Files was the high point of my day until I remembered that, when you get down to it, The X-Files is the high point of pretty much any day. Even if the Duane Barry episodes are kind of weak. Also, the movie is awesome, and I don't know what people are talking about when they say it sucks ( Read more... )

(This is something I wrote a while ago. I dunno, I like it.)

Another bedtime,
Heavy with regret and no sleep.
Some things should be taken out and shot.

Venetian blinds half-
Closed project the desk light
Onto the yard: parallel plots.

P.S. I drank regular coke today.

P.P.S. Two cans.

This fucking sucks. All of this.

Edit: Although this Saltine 7" is quite awfully good.

From the IMBD front page:

In Dark Water, Jennifer Connelly plays a mother who hides out with her daughter in a run-down, inconspicuous apartment building attempting to avoid a brutal custody battle. Though they begin to feel safe in their new home, they soon discover that things are not what they seem and that someone is running water in the ( Read more... )