Location: 9:00 yest, the subway platform, waiting
Mood: yep, still sick
Music: I’ll get over you, I know I will
I think Life’s talking to me again. The Grey-Eyed Girl and Berlingirl told me I should listen. I’m trying.
I blog less these days so it doesn’t become a daily bitch-fest (Let’s see what minor disaster befell Logan today).
From 1994 to 2001, I pretty much disappeared. I made a sick amount of money, worked out constantly, traveled everywhere and wrote like you couldn’t believe – like Ted Kaczynski on crack. Somewhere between page 1 and 972, I squeezed in law school, a fairly successful nightclub business, a few published works and 3.5 relationships.
Through it all, my family was there, but I expected that. But I was a bit surprised that my friends always were too. There’s this old joke that you have friends because you can’t pick your family. I can see that.
I bring this all up because some college buddies called me outta blue last week to check up on me. Bryson also stopped by last night to buy me dinner. And The Laura, Betts, someone that doesn’t want to be mentioned and Daiseefut all recently sent me postcards.
Plus, my church was talking about Job again, the ‘rents are strangely insightful and I’m having these deep philosophical discussions in the weirdest joints. Odder still, two people I’ve not seen in at least 14 years randomly reached out to me; one today when I was eating my dinner of peanut butter outta the jar with a metal spoon. I was so surprised, I dropped the spoon.
So yeah, I think Life’s telling me something and, like I said, I’m trying to listen.
I’m trying awfully hard.
6 replies on “Postcards and Peanut Butter”
Speaking of which… I meant to send you a few pretty e-postcard from Europe. Thanks for reminding me!
i don't know. did you know ted when he was a baby he was quarantined for ten days for hives, and he never smiled again aocording to his mother.i <3 national geographics.
i'll wait till tomorrow to see if i already left a comment.
That is some fancy peanut butter.
OK. Good. I'm not the only who eats peanut butter out of a jar and calls it dinner.
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