Posted on November 21st, 2007 at 12:25 am by tt
Before you (I mean there MUST be at least one person reading this no? Please please please let there be. Well I’m mail the link to a few. So I rest assured that there indeed is a YOU reading this) go “Hey wasn’t there another one with the same title down there somewhere,” let me say that indeed there was. (Of course I am again assuming that YOU have read that one too. Man do I have a super high opinion of myself ? Well who hasn’t? Even the people with the lowest self esteem have that like “Man I am the worst. There is no one as bad and suck at more things than me. But I have so much potential. Why did it all go wrong and I ended up here.” See first the person thinks he/she is the best at being the worst and then there is the other thing.)
Anyway. There are moments when good things happen to me or I feel good. Much more than the number of good days that I have. But they are preceded or followed or both by not so good stuff. So a bad moments laced by a few good I count as a bad day. A spot makes a good cloth bad no?
So now that I have established that you really don’t want to ask me about my day as it probably won’t be good plus I will take about an hour or so of your oh so bloody valuable time explaining all that I have just said and more, let me get to the topic at hand as to why THIS one got typed. Not that the other days do not deserve a place in here. I HAVE composed some of them in my head. The big bad lazy ass that I am. I never actually got to starting them. And what makes today different is that I got some time and actually got started. And I am blabbering so much and getting bored and a lil tipsy wispy the likely that I will finish this seems not so good.
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yes, apparently there is somebody reading this. and there u go…adding up to the monotomy that is already rampant. good day. not so good day. a spot spoiling a good cloth. but then..a happy moment does perk up a dull, sad winter day no?
Comment by plain jane — November 21, 2007 @ 5:00 am