Beauty & The Beast

Jan 30, 2008 21:17

I've tasted the River of Red. It's loaded with iron and carbon. It's musky and dank and sits on my tongue like a thousand souls in purgatory ( Read more... )

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molasses January 31 2008, 06:17:43 UTC
there is this Jane Siberry song about reaching our own "bottom line" and it's been on my mind all week.

we're in different places/lives but there is something shared in it. i have to think it's the beginning of new even as it is the end of old.

keep writing/talking.

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inushnu January 31 2008, 06:37:17 UTC
is it a good song? find me the lyrics, yo! :)

and i think what i go through is the same as what we, as humans, share together. we all doubt, get low, hit bottoms and so on.. the stories ("places") are just different as you say. it's still hard and SO much harder to write about because, like everything, it does pass. but.... you're right... even if it passes i am still changed by it so i SHOULD write. it helps me but i fear that it will depress others... like writing my bitchy rant a bit ago... i did it after a WEEK of debating if i SHOULD just bitch to get it out.

ahhh for the dilemmas of blogging!!

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Oh My My molasses January 31 2008, 06:41:58 UTC
it's YOUR journal. write whatever in hell you want. if people don't like, fuck them.

http://www.lyricsdownload.com/jane-siberry-oh-my-my-lyrics.html

it's a long one

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here is that song molasses January 31 2008, 07:02:50 UTC

suburban_gypsy January 31 2008, 06:24:39 UTC
If you responded to the job posting I mentioned and didn't hear back yet, I wouldn't sweat it. I wouldn't rely on it, but I wouldn't sweat it. They tend to hire in cycles and it could be a while.

As weird as this may sound, when I feel down and need comfort I watch The Muppet Movie or Follow That Bird - the very first Sesame Street movie. Some of it is cheezy, but it's nice to see that someone was out there rooting for the freaks to keep on dreaming.

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inushnu January 31 2008, 06:33:23 UTC
"rooting for the freaks to keep dreaming" omg. you're the most perfect person in the most imperfectly wonderful way. (love)

and you know what helped? that new movie "juno". it gave me some hope, enough that i saw it last night and was able to write today. next time i will certainly try your ideas. fo sho. i'm thinking i may have to invest in a few of these types of "aides" so i can "keep dreaming". my will is getting low. ya no?

oxo

oh and i did apply so maybe i'll do it again in a month or just wait. i did notice on CL that the SAME ad went up but for danish and one for cantonese or something but not the one you sent. so yeah... i'm looking and i think that's a good thing regardless.

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serafaery January 31 2008, 19:08:42 UTC
Oh love. It breaks my heart to see you in such pain, but you are so strong - I wish I could help, but know that I am here always, listening and loving and caring and dreaming. Us freaks gotta stick together. <3

pHunk told me I need to go see that Juno movie. I'll try to make a point of it this weekend - I've had scant time for such things lately. Maybe I'll drag the M-boy with me.

I wonder how long it took E to put everything back in its proper place in the fridge. Hahahaha.

You are wonderful.

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inushnu February 1 2008, 02:32:56 UTC
i don't want to negate the process but i will say that hormones play into this quite a bit. i got my period and all the eternal psychotic looping in my head pretty much died down to a small murmur. every day i bleed (now two) i feel like i can handle shit again. kinda wild.

and i can't get that movie out of my head! i just keep seeing all these awesome scenes and dialog and ... yeah... it's on my list of ALL TIME favorites. if i had a top ten it would be there, no contest.

hehe and E kept texting me as he found yet ANOTHER item out of place: "the jam.. you didn't even USE the jam." next one: "the eggs? YOU MOVED THE EGGS??" hahaha i love messing with people like that. in the good days w/my ex roommate i would prank on her like that at times and it was a LOT of fun. good times.

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boomshak January 31 2008, 07:17:13 UTC
you're a horrible writer.

:)

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inushnu January 31 2008, 10:11:58 UTC
LOL omg blast from the past!!

that was some FUNNY SHIT!!

omg hahahaha i love u

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boomshak February 1 2008, 02:30:28 UTC
lol...just trying to cheer you up.

But yeah, that was some crazy shit...homegirl had some issues. woah.

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inushnu February 1 2008, 02:41:06 UTC
yeah... i wonder if i ever took her off Raven's list? lol

WHORABLE!

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nahele_101 January 31 2008, 17:24:05 UTC
El Jay is for wimpering, whining, boasting, praising, waxing and waning...

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inushnu February 1 2008, 02:33:26 UTC
hmmm... no sexing? :/

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nahele_101 February 1 2008, 04:42:32 UTC
that too, that too...speaking of which I need to update mine.

thanks for reminding me.

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dromo_zangano January 31 2008, 22:01:49 UTC
Things like that make you wonder if you will indeed rise from the ashes renewed or just blow away. I hope you're able to gain something from such a hard ache. Each time you get cut up, you reform in a slightly different way and when it's over, you may be happy to find beautiful, new strengths. At least I hope so. I haven't found out yet, either.

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inushnu February 1 2008, 02:35:36 UTC
some cycles don't blow away so easy. i think it gets harder as you get older... harder to just bounce... like you slow your reflex down even emotionally.

hang in there. you got a chemistry that's hard to match but you'll do it. stay calm :)

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dromo_zangano February 1 2008, 02:42:24 UTC
Oh, I'm fine about the girl thing. Old territory. Just sucked for a bit. What worries me is the flaws in the system itself. There are some massive changes that need to happen.

Do you ever feel like you might be incapable of sustained happiness? Do you ever feel like something inside wants to ruin everything?

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inushnu February 1 2008, 08:32:55 UTC
just read this quote and it works pretty well for your first question:

Most people come to New York for the same reason Humphrey Bogart went to Casablanca--they start out looking for a good corned beef sandwich and then they get sidetracked trying to find happiness. They wind up happy just to find a parking place. Of course, if you don't drive a car the situation can get even more problematic. All that being as it may, by the time most of us realize we're never going to grow up, we also begin to realize that happiness is a highly transitory state. It's kind of like hearing from someone you love who only seems to call you from airports.

--Kinky Friedman, "The Mile High Club"

for the second... i already feel ruined so there's not much left to do in that field except relearn things, the things that make that transitory state of happiness last jussssst a bit longer

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