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I'm still in Toronto, working on season 2 of RICK & STEVE. I thought I'd share a little of my life here. I live above this place. Well almost, I'm in the next building over. I haven't eaten at The Spotted Dick yet, but I haven't found the right person to eat there with.
Unisex Ho's Place. My favorite name for a barber shop ever.
The Toronto Public Library is a block from me. I heard a little boy and his mother arguing over whether it houses 2 million or 6 million books. I think the boy was right. I come here to write. I can feel the knowledge emanating from the stacks. I stragically move around every two hours to get inspiration from different sections.
When I need a break from working, the last thing I want to do is look at a screen or read. And doing physical stuff doesn't really count as "a break." So I wind up doing weird things. I got it in my head that I needed to put together a puzzle. I picked out 1,000 piece jigsaw of the Sistine Chapel.
The first two pieces.
Edges first, right?
I made myself do it without looking at the box. To develop whatever skill that helps you develop. You never know, I might need to use that skill some day.
There sure are a lot of penises on the Sistine Chapel. When I read the bible, I didn't really picture everyone with their penises hanging out. But they're very very small penises, so I guess it's still religious.
It really does clear my mind. I've been particularly stressed out lately.
Almost there.
Now what. I've got this lame looking puzzle sitting on my dining room table. My first instinct is to immediately break it up and start putting it together again. But that would be a useless waste of time! I tell myself. Then I think, more of a useless waste of time than doing it the first time was?
Oh, and here it is. A bag of milk. That's how they sell it in Canada. You have to open it with scissors or a knife or whatever. My life is exciting, huh? How's yours?
4:56 AM
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