nowhere in my heart is quite as dark as you

[voluntaryoutcst]

There have been a few glorious events since my last post.

My band has it's next date: We're playing at the Buffalo Saloon (f--king montanans and their idea of bar names) on the 30th. I feel whole again :)

My band has practiced 2 and a half times in the last week (I say "a half" because we wound up meeting up at random on a different day and laying

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[sweetestdespair]

I seem to know that feeling very well. I hope that you are doing better.

Unlucky

[theotherguy30]

So I’m stuck here in Greenland where reading to pass the time is a critical life skill, that and drinking way too much whiskey. Despite my ever growing amazon.com bill I still find myself reading whatever random crap I can find. So this week someone left and I raided their room to get a couple books. One of those books, The Luck Factor, tells about the 4 things people who consider themselves lucky do that unlucky people don’t. The supposed goal being if you mimic their behavior you can be lucky too. I don’t by into a lot of self-help babble (especially this shit,) but thought can someone do the opposite…. Can someone become more unlucky by doing the opposite. So presented for your reflection here is how to be more unlucky