Over the weekend, the weather turned gorgeous. Yet my mood was foul. I kept trying to make the best of it, but overhead hung my imagined black cloud of impending doom.
Today, the day was filled with rainclouds and thunderheads. And yet, marvelous things happened.
My next-door neighbor gave me a grill. A big one. All mine.
My soon-to-be roommate told me she's giving me the rent check tomorrow.
I got a call-back on a job. An amazing one. One that I said, when submitting my application, "I could really REALLY do this."
I had what could be considered a fairly enjoyable first date.
One of my favorite yoga teachers is back in town and teaching again.
And it looks like I may have some partners in crime around for Fiesta.
It all collectively reminds me of this riff from Bill Hicks. (I wish - today of all days - that it was the genius of George Carlin (God'vemercyonim), but alas... couldn't find an appropriate one.)
I don't understand anything so there you go...you know what my problem is? I watch too much news, man, that's my problem, that's why I'm so depressed all the time, I figured it out. I watch too much CNN, man. I don't know if you've ever sat around and watched CNN more than, I don't know, 20 hours in one day...I don't recommend that. Watch CNN Headline News for 1 hour, it's the most depressing thing you'll ever fucking do: WAR, FAMINE, DEATH, AIDS, HOMELESS, RECESSION, DEPRESSION. WAR, FAMINE, DEATH, AIDS, HOMELESS...Then, you look out your window. <sound of birds chirping> "Where's all this shit happening? Ted Turner's making this shit up! Jane Fonda won't sleep with him, he runs to a typewriter: 'By 1992, we will all die of AIDS; read that on the air. I don't get laid, no one gets laid!'" I'm writing Jane Fonda: 'Will you fuck this guy so we can get some good news, please?' I want to see a well-laid Ted Turner newscast: "Hey, it's all going to work out. Here's sports."
Chirp chirp. Chirp chirp.
Monday, June 23, 2008
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