what are Mario's overalls made of?
Again, my friend never made it last night. Again, he's promised to come today. I wanted to go to the goddess temple early this morning but told A that I'd be home...so we're not going to the goddess temple. I'm drinking ginger pear white tea and listening to Los Campesinos' debut album.
Yesterday we went to Fry's. I still get a little thrill from the place. I remember it was a mecca for my coworkers at the software store who would go to Fry's whilst visiting Los Angeles.
Wow, I never said whilst before. What's gotten into me?
Anyway, we were looking for a couplea things. Found them. What was I going to tell you about that? I was in the bathroom and missed the whole checkout process.
I have this joke I'm telling everyone but the punchline is something you need to hear, so it was a good excuse to have a phonecall with a Sacramento friend yesterday. I had never talked with him on the phone recreationally before. It was a trip. We said we loved one another at the end and it felt casual and natural. As if we had talked on the phone scores of times before.
Last night I was up late listening to the radio because A asked me to--we txted. I called him a missionary. I ended up writing a poem based on something they were talking about in the radioshow. But overall my feeling is no. The guys were, uh, too dude-ish. They were dudes and then almost all the experts they called in were dudes, and it felt very unbalanced and like I didn't belong.
I'm here in my nightgown thinking of breakfast and feeling pleased by the coolness of morning. And there you go--Bob's your uncle.
Yesterday we went to Fry's. I still get a little thrill from the place. I remember it was a mecca for my coworkers at the software store who would go to Fry's whilst visiting Los Angeles.
Wow, I never said whilst before. What's gotten into me?
Anyway, we were looking for a couplea things. Found them. What was I going to tell you about that? I was in the bathroom and missed the whole checkout process.
I have this joke I'm telling everyone but the punchline is something you need to hear, so it was a good excuse to have a phonecall with a Sacramento friend yesterday. I had never talked with him on the phone recreationally before. It was a trip. We said we loved one another at the end and it felt casual and natural. As if we had talked on the phone scores of times before.
Last night I was up late listening to the radio because A asked me to--we txted. I called him a missionary. I ended up writing a poem based on something they were talking about in the radioshow. But overall my feeling is no. The guys were, uh, too dude-ish. They were dudes and then almost all the experts they called in were dudes, and it felt very unbalanced and like I didn't belong.
I'm here in my nightgown thinking of breakfast and feeling pleased by the coolness of morning. And there you go--Bob's your uncle.
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