Hello,
I would like to start out by saying that, "Life will be life and it tends to rumple the blankets every now and then."
"Where did you find such a clever quotation?" you might ask, and I would have to tell you I found it in my head.
Heh heh ;)
On a different note, my ears finally popped from the plane ride. Eight hours later is better than never I guess.
While sitting on Air Canada today I was feeling kind of creative, or at least just in the mood to write. Throughout the whole day today I was typing out thoughts of all sorts of variety. It seems now that I am trying to write a post that the magical writing drive is slipping away. I just love when I can start writing something and it flows so smooth. I don't need to second guess if I used the right word, everything makes sense, and most importantly, I feel good about what I've written.
Oh, and it is such a terrible feeling when you are stuck, or when you want to say something so badly but the words don't come to you. They are just lagging behind time, floating out in the middle of Timbuck Two, and you get stuck.
So to sum that up: This morning= words were flowing, right now= words are stuck in mud. Boo.
I find myself constantly searching for the right word to use.
For example, in my newly found metaphor, the whole thing just dripped from my pen on to paper- that was how easy it flowed. The only thing about that, was that I spent the rest of the evening wondering if there was a better word to use instead of "rumple."
Okay I am sorry, this is an unfinished post, but I am posting it anyway just so my dedicated friend will have a little something to read tomorrow ;)
All is well that ends well.
Phew I have no clue why I said that. That doesn't have anything to do with what I was saying.
Okay tomorrow I will finish my thoughts on writing and thinking and words and partying and bullshit.
"All if the kitty cats get out their catty kits; sit and talk shit' bout this bitch and that bitch... they just wanna be heard and act like they're better than everyone else and not to feel lower."
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