I can't write in the morning.
It's fairly painful. I am confronted by so much
noise and motion, that I just seem to make lists.
talk.
talk.
shock.
shalk.
I want to move somewhere far away. And I don't really know why. I really have lovely people here, and I would love to discover more about them. I want to know the world, but I am afraid that it is simply a pursuit that will end in rejecting it.
Wanderlust: "an ache for the distance"
I'm not sure how to say it, but I feel like there is not only a distance between me and countries, which I do want to explore, but there is also a distance between myself and people, which I crave and shy from in a strange sinusoidal behavior. Island. New york. Antartica. Austin. Blue Ridge. LA.
GoodWill said to live life to the fullest, and that is what I agree with. Completely. I think that whatever I do, it will be my way, or I won't believe in it/myself/happiness. That is comforting, I suppose, that I will tend towards living for my dreams, and what is my fear? Still searching for that. Perhaps I should just live like a fearless lion-man and my fear will show up later.
MOTTO? I am gonna live this day as sexy and dangerous as I can without getting a disease or dying foolishly.
do. do. do. do. do. I am gonna ride my bike today. I am gonna fly a kite. I am gonna eat soup. do. do. do. do. do. I am gonna speak the truth today. I am gonna shake hands today. I am gonna stop thinking and email petr matacek. and jana svoboda. and that hat maker in new york. do it, you mother. I am gonna sing, and play music, and purge my soul with sound. yes. yes. yes. yes.
gone.
ciao.
'I sat before a moving painting,
And thought about my love.
I saw many a sculpted angel,
in the sky above.'
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bon courage mon amis!
dear justin,
i am very pleased to randomly check yer site here and find a whole treasure trove of new posts. it makes me want to sit you down and make you tell me your whole life story in vivid detail, no matter how long it takes. i love how you twist-turn words into something quite like home.
it's been more than wonderful to hang out with yew this past few days. i'm glad jackie and lacrosse have brought us together again.
with as much love as these arms can muster, monike
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