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Gender: Female
Status: Single
Age: 26
Sign: Aquarius

City: AUSTIN
State: Texas
Country: US
Signup Date: 6/11/2005

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Sunday, October 23, 2005 

 So it's almost one a.m. on a saturday night/sunday morning and i find myself, once again unable to find sleep anywhere. i've spent the last couples of hours watching bits of movies...the dreamers....garden state...napoleon dynamite...
if you're looking for something intelligent are cathartic....stop reaing now...this is just the random, meanding typing of an insomniac...

today was an interesting day....i was reviewing resumes for  a recptionist positions that needs to be filled at work...i was amazed by the general lack of...well...everything in some of the applicants...I got blank e-mails with attachments that had no cover letter or explanation....some people just threw together a list of things they've done in their lives...walked a dog....got the mail...chose not to sniff glue....went to elementary school...

on tv is a commercial for one of those chat lines where you supposedly pay nothing at all to talk to the most gorgeous people in your city- who like you, for some reason, have nothing better to do on a saturday nightthan wait for someone to call them.....and talk about the most banal issues possible...then again...i'm at home watching the commercials and then writing about them in my blog.....sigh....at least i actually wanted to stay home after a long day at work made longer by incompetent people...

i'll avoid sounding bitter.
my hands are cramping because they want to be doing something creative...i have a half a million paintings and drawings that should be finished...but also a pervading sense of lethargy....i want to sleep but i can't...does that mean that there's something i should be doing but i'm not? probably...i find myself wandering aimlessly with little thought other than to pause at random increments and ask myself " now...what was I going to do.." i think it's exhaustion more than anything else....exhaustion stemming from that feeling you have when something is about to happen...except...nothing is happening...is this the point in the conversation when i'm supposed to realize that i can't simply wait for something to happen but instead i must be making my own future? creating the universe blink by blink as gardener would have us believe....probably...but it won't be happening tonight....instead i'm going to sit here in front of this glowing box and wonder what i have in the pantry that would make a good midnight snack.....

Remy

 
Without purpose, everything seems inane.  Most people have done nothing in their lives, and will have nothing to show for it.  Their names won't go down in any books, and the only people to remember them will be their children.  Their grandchildren will have memories of old eccentrics and their great grandchildren aren't even likely to know their names.  Their only surviving piece are fragmented strands of microscopic amino acids.

I find setting goals helps immensely.  Graduate college, get a job, get involved in politics, write a page a day, paint an hour a day--anything to keep you active.  Ennui can destroy you.  There is a lot in the world to pacify you--find something you care about and hold onto it with all the fury and energy you have.  You are remembered by your actions--which have to be performed before you are remembered.

Also, find something to do consistently other than work and talk to friends/family every day does wonders.  I think you get the idea--I'll not bore you with advice.

Your life is literally what you make it--I know you well enough to know that you'll make something of it.  That's what you're waiting for--a moment to grasp the world and make it your own.  Not seeing that moment is the biggest mistake most people ever make--and if I happen to see something you miss, I'll be sure to tell you (and I hope you'ld do the same for me).

My love and commentary, as always,

--Remy

 
Posted by Remy on Sunday, October 23, 2005 - 6:56 PM
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Carstensen

 

I am a firm believer in rambling.  It is very important to actually understanding people.  Sure, you could listen to what they want you to listen to.  Some people put a lot of effort into the way they say something and say it over and over again until it is just right.  Then, it has to be enjoyed in its perfection a few times before it wears itself out.

Anyway, ramble on.   I enjoy listening to people ramble.  Actually, when I find a person interesting I would like to listen to them ramble.  If you don't find thier 'stock' conversations interesting then why bother trying to sort through thier presentation in the rough?

Rambling helps define the boundries of people that I like and people that I don't. 


 
Posted by Carstensen on Wednesday, November 02, 2005 - 11:57 PM
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