There are some things that inevitably refresh me:
cutting my nails
turning in a paper.
Yes, the paper is written. I even did it despite work. No Chinese will keep me from Greece.
Water is another refreshing thing lately. Mostly because I never drink water because water is for fishes (the wisdom that has been repeated for me from my grandparents as long as I can remember. Dont drink water, drink wine. Or Orange Juice, if you must.). But fishes seem to have a good life. I want a good life.
Ergo.
My crummy little guitar sits in the corner beside me. For as crummy as it is, it's growing on me. It's dusty. Don't take it personal, please. The other crummy guitar sits on the other corner, only it's dusty because I did use it and I has a broken string and I can't get the tab thing out to change them.
yes, I am weak.
You know what I hate? I hate that my world gets shattered really easily. Last year I found out that a Barracuda was infact a FISH and not a snake. All this time of hearing Heart's song and I totally thought that it was a snake. No one understands how I think it was a snake because they've always known it was a fish. But if they hadn't known what it was, and I said, "Barracuda" I bet they'd think of a snake. And I hate that "spelt" isn't a word. And there's so many others. And that's why people dont think I should talk or spell at all, because no matter the language, it never works for me.
But darn it, I know WWII code pretty darn well.
I came up with an analogy the other day. See my life is pretty booked. I'm not as able to be spontaneous as I'm used to being. It's hard, having to alter part of my personality. Thus, NSA is trying to change my personality, my way of life. NSA is doing to me what the US did to the Indians-- giving me beads in exchange for my tepee and tomohawk, it's making me a school boy instead of a warrior.
even though i am a squaw.
squaw no get firewood, SQUAW GO HOME.
And how fitting is it that I go home on Thanksgiving? Thanksgiving is a time when we be generous to Indians, or whoever inhabited our land before us. I'm pretty sure they were Russian, but no Russian ever taught my family how to plant corn.
Ergo.
As Pocahontus says, Wingape.
And yes, she spelt it just like that.
6 comments:
Know what? I actually liked this post. Anything with Pocahontas is sure to win me over. That and Russians. Just gives me tinglies! And to throw them both together in one paragraph at the end of a post...in heaven.
Well done!
I agree. If I had the choice of inviting either Obama or McCain to a barbecue, I would choose a fish. He would be totally chill, would tell lots of jokes with a totally straight face, and if anyone brought up Latin, he'd stare at them until they went home.
And Ashley--spelt is a word. It is a hexaploid species of wheat.
squaw come home and we'll feed you water and spelt in exchange for teaching us how to plant corn...
and to let you know you're not alone in this world, I've used the word barracuda for quite a while not knowing what it was... I didn't even guess a snake. :-)
MM
i thought it was a car. guess i'm old. --dr
Do not click this link if there's any risk of it shattering your world.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spelt
it is inevitable that you refresh your blog with a new posting ;-)
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