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It ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
If you don't know by now
An' it ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
It don't matter anyhow

-Bob Dylan



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Thursday, June 09, 2005
 

huh?

I literally have nothing in my brain to post. In some ways, this has been an exceptionally weird week, with exceptionally weird happenings. I've had a few moments I'd just as soon have left behind, and others that I will probably cherish for a good while. All in all, though, I'd label it as weird.

And it has left me blank. As blank as my expression in a math class. As blank as the bullets in a movie gun. As blank as the swear words in a network broadcast of a Tarantino film. As blank as a white shirt for the first ten or so minutes I wear it.

I've been sitting here trying to think of something wise to say, but nothing is coming through.

I have dusted my lamp with my finger. I have set my alarm for tomorrow morning. I have taken off my earrings. I have gotten up and folded two t-shirts and a pair of jeans. I have placed a straw hat on my head, and taken it off. I have given some thought to a mild craving for hot wings. I have organized my briefcase for tomorrow.

Still nothing.

I have surfed the net a little, and not found anything of value. I have gotten up to pluck my eyebrows. I have reminded myself how to do the 'worm' dance on the floor of my bedroom. I have searched for song lyrics that might make me grin, so I can send them to people I love.

Still nothing.

I'm wearing sunglasses now, and mango lip balm. I went to get a glass of milk -- it tasted nothing like hot wings. I can't stand it when I have nothing to write.

I know my heart and head are generally bubbling over most of the time. I know that I see things nearly every day that make me want to call everyone I know and babble. I know that I've had conversations recently that have inspired serious, life-changing thoughts in me. I see people with sad eyes, and I want to know their stories. I see people with happy eyes, and I want to rejoice in their joy. I even got to pet a really cute dog earlier today, and when he saw me walk into a wall, he licked my hand, as if to say, "Dude, it's okay. I've done it, too."

But I have absolutely jack to write about.

Yeesh. So, I guess I'd better just get my butt into bed, where I'm sure all manner of blogworthy subjects will fill my head. Until I get up again.

Final truths:

My roommate makes a good angel food cake.

The giant spider in my bathroom this morning looked almost wistful as I clomped a shampoo bottle onto his hairy little self. I bet you didn't know a spider could look wistful. But I swear, as the shadow of the Neutrogena Clean moved over him, he tucked a volume of Yeats into his spider pocket, sighed, and resigned himself to his fate.

Frappucinos are a secret plot to addle my generation with caffeine and sugar to the point where we willingly watch reality tv and listen to Ashlee Simpson.

Natural peanut butter is a secret plot to leave my mouth tasting like I just chewed on sawdust for a half an hour.

One should do these things at least once a year: jump into a body of water while clothed, swing on a kids' swing, eat a whole meal with your hands, prank phone call one of your more serious friends, hold a small animal gently in your palm, listen raptly to a boring story, tell someone excellent that you love them and need them, and tell the following joke:

Q: What did the zero say to the eight?

A: "Nice belt."









11:49:04 PM    build me up, buttercup... []


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