Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

mag if u get a chance check this out:
http://www.npr.org/2015/05/10/404917355/danielewski-returns-with-a-long-sideways-look-at-the-familiar

it's from the author of that really dense (but incredible) book I was telling you to read a few years back.


altho u may have already seen this

I remember you telling me about that. Honestly, I have been wanting to read that book you recommended (that once again I forgot the name of; something to do with leaves or fall or something?) but this past year... dude. Yeah.

This summer though, it looks like I'm going to get paid for sitting around on my *** all day, so I might just be able to give it a whirl, this time. I miss reading a really dense book and having a good intellectual talk about it. Speaking of, when I do end up reading it, prepare me to bombard your facebook about the themes in it. For me, the best part about reading a book is that discussion afterwards.

Surprise! Her new trailer makes it seem like she's going to topple the male regime of late night, though. If anything, she'll probably be the one wearing the pantalones.

*sigh*

that feel when you speak with someone who makes you smile, but the chat can only be short.

to treasure or to mourn?

HEVS IS IN LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE

He's JellO in her arms.

no, it's not that.


time may stand still, but it was something that when i finally had the chance the universe stepped in and removed the possibility. i'm not in love. i'm just nostalgic for the feeling of the slight chance i had. it was never love, but it was the chance to have the thing i wanted. i'm a stubborn person. not getting what i want... that enrages me. i can usually get anything i want. however, in this one situation i was just really close.

i suppose it's more self-torture that i can't stop myself from inflicting. that's the question though. do you treasure the feeling, or mourn the loss? is there a difference? when your life feels devoid of real feeling anymore, even that slight torture can mean everything. just the memory of how you felt at that one point. it's horrible and wonderful.

there's no answer to what i was saying. more it was just an outlet to vent.

House of Leaves is what it's called. This new series he's doing is called The Familiar. From the article: " If you met the author Mark Danielewski on an elevator, here's how your conversation might go:

"What are you doing these days?"

"I'm writing a novel," he replies. "It's 27 volumes long."

"Wow," you might say. "What's it about?"

"It's about this little girl who finds a little kitten."

"Twenty-seven volumes, huh?"

"Ah, it's a very intense subject."
"

So yeah lol. I've never read his other novel (that idk the name of) but House of Leaves is the pinnacle of novels to me.

And thus, the perpetual drama through mankind's duality continues to spiral, like an endless Yin Yang. Honestly, you're right on both counts. They say don't dwell on the past, but in the long run, that's all we really have. When we die, we're not our *** khakis. We're our experiences. You tried and things didn't work out. That's okay. Maybe life has another curveball to toss at you. You never know. In the meantime, keep your head above water, and keep your eyes peeled for the next opportunity that comes your way.

Right now, my advice to you is to chill, grab a tumbler of your favorite scotch and just ruminate on the good stuffs. Hell, if I lived by you and liked scotch, I'd join you.

Stop me if you heard this one:

that's just essentially pluralizing it right?

Stop thinking about an(n)uses!

Also, 3 more pages until the Queendom of Ni is toppled!

Yeah, I'm just gonna keep calling it "years". Wanna know why?

I guess that is where I got mistaken.


Cool info tho