Thursday, December 24
Wednesday, December 16
Sunday, December 13
Friday, December 11
Monday, December 7
Wednesday, November 25
Tuesday, October 27
Thursday, October 15
Saturday, September 26
Wednesday, July 22
maybe i'll eat an avocado
Tuesday, July 14
"my wife and i met at a suicidal tendencies concert"
Saturday, July 11
a poem about boyfriends
Tuesday, July 7
Sunday, July 5
Tuesday, June 30
sometimes this is the way i feel
Friday, June 26
i am taking myself really seriously right now
Janet Reno is riding her bike so fast, like the tour de france but faster, she thinks, because she’s passing cars and hardly stopping at any stop signs. “I think I’m dead right now” she thinks, at the intersection of a moderately busy commercial street on the way to get to where she lives. If Janet Reno died she would want the velvet underground to play all the time, just because they seem like the absolute most appropriate. You know, ethereal, maybe. Desperate. “Such a perfect day,” Janet says out loud, yelling sort of, pedaling her bike and standing up a little bit, she isn’t wearing a helmet and feels reckless. There is a red blinking light clipped to her pants to warn the drivers of her presence. Janet Reno has already had a hairline fracture in her forearm as the result of carelessness. She thinks she forgot how to ride a bike, for a few minutes, and that’s when she crashed. It was traumatic and bloody, there was a lot of blood.
i got a check today in the mail
Tuesday, June 23
Sunday, June 21
my friends are jerks
Friday, June 19
movie review!!!!
Thursday, June 18
right now i have three pending event invitations on facebook and i haven't replied to any of them yet
Wednesday, June 17
metaphysical experience
Saturday, June 13
little triangles
Louise
BICYCLES
PHOTOGRAPHY
STREET FASHION
THE INTERNET
LIFE
ZINES
2:18 am
Sara
haha, 'street fashion'
2:19 am
Louise
dumb
dumb page
Sara
i outlined too many things
2:19am
Louise
i started thinking it was offensive so i added zines
2:19am
Sara
like made them look like they were exploding
do you know what i mean
like an exploding border
2:20am
Louise
ooo
yeah
2:20am
Sara
little triangles
2:21am
Sara
little triangles
2:21am
Friday, June 12
i wrote this poem after eating a piece of pizza and drinking ice cold water they both hurt my teeth from the extremities of temperature
Thursday, June 11
Wednesday, June 10
BOOK REVIEW
the way i feel about bob dylan
Monday, June 8
here is some stuff i am going to do
Friday, June 5
Wednesday, June 3
summer
Tuesday, June 2
Friday, May 29
just tell me if i should be worried about your drinking habit
Wednesday, May 27
april
Thursday, May 21
i have nothing to do for three hours
Wednesday, May 20
Comptine D' un Autre
Tuesday, May 19
feelings
Monday, May 18
Sunday, May 17
irrational
Saturday, May 16
today i ate
MEANINGFUL POEM
Friday, May 15
Thursday, May 14
Wednesday, May 13
Monday, May 11
BAD FISH
There is a very very very very very light rain, and someone will die today. The weather reminds a man of his old car that was taken through a statewide cruise with a woman who he is not sure if he could call a girlfriend at the time. She was thin and funny and not much else. She had a nice face when she laughed too loud and rarely expressed annoyance when he repeated himself. This is the reason he slept with her for exactly three months, and because it’s winter or because he is older or because he tucks his shirt into his pants some days, his memories are becoming increasingly repressed, and since the summer of the statewide cruise he has cut many things out of his diet, including alcohol, bread and some cheeses. He drinks four cups of coffee.
He will not go to work today, and says this out loud to an empty house. If he could wear casual sandals to work he would but the dress code is highly enforced so he chooses to stay home and watch television. He feels dilaptidated by the news, uplifted by sitcoms, severly depressed at commercials. He has never felt so much emotion.
The man’s hair was long in the summer of the statewide cruise.
He pretended to drink in excess and destroy personal proprety in order to uphold the commitments that went along with being so fucking metal. The woman wasn’t old, she was very young, even still, and once he saw her chop off most of her hair in a kitchen with dull scissors. He felt embarrassed watching her, and imagined an earthquake or other severe natural disaster where the repercussions would be heavy objects falling, the dull scissors gauging out the woman’s eyes, and therefore losing her beauty and sense of humor. He is gratified by the feeling of others losing essential attributes. It is true that you can chop off your hair or grow it very long when you are still very young. Society embraces medium length hair in adulthood. It is acceptable.
The man is sure of the fact that the woman would call him bland and indecisive if she asked.
After watching television for fifteen hours he wants to put something unlikely in his food processor, a pineapple or a shoe. He would like to see something pulverized into a fine dust and feels like he ate a million bad fish. His hands shake and the man wishes he paid more attention to consequences. In place of sleeping at night he would like to plan out all of the meals he will have for the rest of his life. All he can think of, though, is pizza.