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Gender: Male
Status: In a Relationship
Age: 28
Sign: Aries

City: Greenpoint - Brooklyn
State: New York
Country: US
Signup Date: 9/28/2003

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Sunday, February 10, 2008 
i'm home now.
i should be in bed, which is occupied by a stuffed-froggy suckling boston terrier, but i'm not.

i had a really good saturday.
lots of laughs.
which i find to be a good gauge of goodness for a day, no?
i ended it with a trip to Virgin at Union Sq, and seeing something i'd want to give a friend.
a book, "50 jobs worse than yours".
so i figured, what the hell, i'll go see her.
she seems unhappy with work and i suppose i missed her a bit too.
i wanted to give her a laugh or 2 as well.
and i was able to, after quite the lil trip uptown.
i also laughed more myself.
happy, super.
tiredly i eventually left for home.
but i thought, it's a lovely night out, no?
so i decided to walk to the L train.
sure, i was on 80th street... but what's 66 blocks anyways?
cake.
and boy, it was a trip.
i was riding high at the start...
after friday nights fucking amazing Bad Luck Rising show where we opened for CC+C Improv Factory and Rogue Elephant along with todays improv class and such, i was happy.
girls, relationships, wants, needs, confusion slowly crept up on me though as i strolled down the avenue.
still confused about someone, whom i don't even want to mention anymore.
but whom still has me in a tight grip sometimes, even though i know it's far from being worth letting it trouble me.
i'm not perfect, i certainly know that, but i deserve better.
as i hit the 40s i passed by a place that holds so many special memories to me.
a place that changed my life quite a lot.
the building where the penthouse was that i filmed my reality show in.
i grew so much in those 2 weeks of, thankfully, never aired reality show bliss.
i learned a lot about myself and found so much potential within.
it got me running, and i haven't stopped...
but then i started to think about something i want right now, that i have never really obtained before.
what i want now, whom i want now, same difference...
i think... i feel... like i had what i want, in my hands, in my arms, in my clutches recently, but at the same time knew that i didn't really have it...
a tease for me, unexplainable and unintentional, but it had me on a high.
unfortunately a high of seemingly limited potential, limited by many laws.
not really of physics or math, but....
choices, life, luck, love, timing...
alas...

i had a dream...
sure, it wasn't as profound as Martin Luther Kings dream.
but she was there...
and then i woke up.

Jake H

 
Hey, Virginia Woolf, get your head out of the lake.
But, it was an amazing show.
 
Posted by Jake H on Monday, February 11, 2008 - 7:06 AM
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upward, not Northward!
Scott Fortner

 
::mockingly:: "hey, Virginia Woolf, get your head out of the lake." Posh. There's nothing wrong with bittersweet nostalgia. Besides, this blog is contemporary fiction esque. Bravo. More people should be on reality shows. We should give every family its own reality show- 7 billion channels- and everyone can be famous. Then, it won't matter so much when paris hilton gets drunk.
 
Posted by upward, not Northward! on Wednesday, February 13, 2008 - 11:34 PM
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i'm innocent.

 
thanks scott.

but i don't agree with the whole, everyone should be on reality shows thing.
i am SO glad that my show never aired.
it's the experiences i went through and the obstacles it helped me overcome that was helpful.
but if actually aired, it would have trivialized all of that for the sake of shameless entertainment.
trash, belittling, drama, garbage. money.
 
Posted by i'm innocent. on Thursday, February 14, 2008 - 12:46 AM
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