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Friday, 17 September 2010

  • Oh my god, I'm a damned idiot.

    I made out with a girl last night at the bar. It hasn't been a week since Karen left, and I've already fucked it up.

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Thursday, 09 September 2010

  • Worry

    Worry is like suicide. Imagine you are holding a gun to your head. Now, imagine you're sitting a in a rocking chair holding a gun to your head. Rocking back and forth. Smooth motions. You're ready to blow. Your finger tenses, yet you haven't pulled the trigger.

    I see two kinds of worried people: 1) those that pull the trigger and 2) those that hold a gun to their head.

    Go ahead and pull the trigger.

     

     

     

     

    Oh, you're still reading this. You haven't pulled the trigger I see. Then get out of the rocking chair and go on.

Sunday, 01 August 2010

  • Dreams

    Searching for my bike in the backyard. Upon inspection, I found that the backtire had a flat. So, Beyonce picks me up for school. She stands at the door waving me on to the back of the truck. I hop on and she's got a box of chicken for me. At the destination I hop off the truck, making the finishing touches on a piece of chicken. Before I throw it away, I realize that the piece of chicken bone is actually a human bone, and Beyonce did not really take me to school.

    I sat in a small room with a lot of people in the midst of discussion. They were discussing whether to revive some of the dead bodies in the room. I silently wondered if the "chicken bone" I just ate was from one of these deceased bodies.

    The discussion became heated. Legend had it that these bodies would be revived into blood thirsty human-eaters. Just then, I was plopped into a scene with one of these dead bodies, when that body, in their original life, had really lived in the 1600's. Shots were fired as we run away from a monstrously massive sailship about 100 yards away.

    The discussion ends and the bodies are revived. Needless to say, they are ravenous beasts with no physical limits. We flee to the airport where someone has bought us tickets. I race down hallways, up stairs, around turns, and desperately try to find my way to the terminal. Someone points me in the right direction. There's an elevator. Heart pumping, I race in that direction but to no avail. The group beats me to it, and I watch in agony as the elevator doors close.

    Wake up

Saturday, 17 July 2010

  • The Cost

    The manager sent us an email today about "maintaining a safe work environment." It had me thinking of the nature of our environment at work, and it's so far removed from human nature. Staying "safe" to me means tempering my impulses. If inclusion in the group is more important to you than fulfilling your humanly desires, then you too can be part of this world - with a job,a wife, stuff to put in your house, a paycheck, and the endless tangibles society offers you. Where does inner fulfillment fall? Well, not in this world apparently; if it's not aligned with the desires of the group. If you must, keep it secret, lest you be removed from the society that birthed you. You are welcome here unless you allow yourself to act freely - or that is, if your free actions conflict in any way with that of the traditional order of things.

    It seems like the past had more healthy, acceptable avenues of emotional release.

    The cost of all this nice stuff in our apartments, huh?

  • Anger Part 2

    I've felt on edge lately. The longer I wait, the more I feel like I'm barely holding my temper. Being nice is getting old, and I want to let it loose. There's one person in particular whose face I want to smash into the concrete, but the cost for that is much more than such fleeting pleasure. I'm so accustomed to holding back and smiling, that it's my immediate reaction. When I think about it, I'm getting low ratings and keeping my true emotions inside, but I'm afraid to unleash the real me on little kids. The me that wants to break out now is the angry drill sergeant. It would be nice to hold kids to the same standard of self-discipline that I held myself when I was a kid and still do. Sure, they're Korean kids that study hard, but school is not that hard.

    I never took to my mom's codling, and I've never had a younger brother or sister to look after. I'm strictly business, and that's what makes me tick. I'm not thinking of what the kids are thinking; I'm just thinking of what I want them to do. The problem is my nice ass attitude is annoying the shit out of me right now. I care what people think of me, but I feel like I just can't control what they think. All the fake smiling and joking is for nothing. Fuck it.

    Maybe I just need a difficult outlet, which now that I think about it, is also a problem. Where can I find a competitive physical challenge in this country? I'm not in school anymore. I can't just join the soccer team, and it's not like there's any coworkers of mine willing or capable to give me a challenge.

    What started this rant was the low ratings I got from my CW students. I wish I could be the funny, relaxed, entertaining teacher. As much as I try, I apparently have failed in this endeavor, which is why it feels so tempting to fall back to my instincts. Fuck jokes. Fuck fake smiles. I only wish I didn't have the ratings monkey on my back. I know it won't cost me my job if I get low ratings, but I always want to be the best. It seems that in this area, I can't have both. I can either be the real me (happy) with low ratings, or the fake me, and as always, get low ratings.

    Well, they've always told me I was too nice. Maybe this adjustment will simply make me normal.

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