Back to something completely different...
So I am back now, after the bacon, and soup, and other stuff.
hmm what to write what to write. Oh i know!!!
So I am in a fantastic mood after my trip home, turns out all I needed I guess was to run away for a few days. I have now walked back in to whitewater feeling refreshed and renewed.
But the problem still persists, just not as nagging now.
I am seriously like the luckiest guy in the world. I have a job that makes me happy, and I get paid decently for it. I have a cool but dirty house (that now has a broken window). Me and my roomates have a dog that rocks the hizouse.
But I feel like I am like one step away from being like the happiest guy in the world, but that step is like 4 billion feet high (which is really really high) and i can't quite get my leg over it. I am tall, but not 4 billion feet tall. Even if i was that tall there would still be some climbing involved. All I gotta say is i am really happy, but there is a wanting of something more that keeps me awake tonight, and most nights.
I have now officially decided I am really greedy.
Seriously now. I have nothing that should give me reason to be upset. I have a job, food, house, friends, what else do I need? Why do people have to be such wieners and why can't we just take what we are given and be satisfied?
I guess that makes the human race a bunch of losers.
Think about it, every human being has one thing that they really really want but aren't getting, or just don't have. This makes them not a winner, cause to be a winner, or at least to feel like one, you should have everything you really really want right? So in theory then that makes the human race a bunch of losers right? I guess that makes you proud to be a loser then huh? Think about that, try to play some music or something while you ponder that, i hear it helps.
So I have gone to the point of not capatalizing my I's in some situation, and capatalizing them in others. I would say i am improving. Thanks, i will sign autographs later.
On and ever upward.
So I am still at an emotional crossroads. Do I stay on this really happy path after I got off the not so happy one, or do I travel down the path that will more than likely make me less happy, but might make me incredibly happy... i dont' even know what i am talking about right now.
Just so you guys know this entry is taking way longer to type, than it is for you to read it. Seriously i type for a while then sit and think and then type some more. You are definetly getting your money's worth from this entry.
Anyways, Tommy sprayed butter on my ham and cheese sandwich, so i had butter on my hand and i was chasing him around the house to place it on his shirt, when he went by the window in the living room. I backed him into the window, he started to fall, i reached forward to rub the butter on his shirt when CRASH!!! the window broke. It broke hard too, there is a gigantic hole in the glass. I am quite impressed actually. We laughed like retarded school girls for like 5 minutes and then i left the house, not through the window, which is what i really wanted to do.
Celebration rehersal sucked a lot, i can't sing, i really can't, and now it is blatently obvious to everyone that was there tonight that i am a no talent ass-clown. Throw in the fact that rehersals are gonna be open now, and i am a super no talent ass-clown not just to other members of the band, but soon to be anyone silly enough to not believe me and come hear the horror that is my singing. Seriously i cracked so loud today in ocean avenue, i could hear individual blood vessels pop and a baby in Indonesia start crying because of me. Which of course then busted up my confidence because crying babies make me feel bad. Damn you baby.
So i desperatly need a life, a real one too. Can I borrow yours? Or maybe just your phone number, cause i lost mine.
Heck yeah for cheesy pick up lines. Or maybe the classic, did it hurt? When you fell from heaven?
Ok seriously this insanity has to stop, so I am gonna stop it now, before i make more innocent children around the world cry and wake up their extra sleepy parents.
Good night y'all!!
Dennis Richard Lynn I (Still)
2 Comments:
Dude, that entry rocked so hard that I nearly had a seizure! I'm super-glad that you've got so many good things, and I think it's a good sign that you're looking ahead (towards the future, not literally ahead, as in, towards this computer...well, I'm glad you're looking towards this computer, too, because otherwise you wouldn't be able to read this... well, unless you had a couple of mirrors placed strategically to acheive just that goal...).
My advice, if you want it, is to go for the future you want. Seriously. Sit back and think for a moment, where do you want to be in 20 years? What do you want to be doing? And then go for it! Yeah, I know it sounds cheesey (almost as bad as those pickup lines). Or if you can't visualize what you want to be in 20 years, ask yourself if you want to still be where you are in 20 years. If so, AWESOME--you've got it made in the shade. If not, then start exploring other options (but keep your integrity--whoring in New York or selling New England crack to Orfy kids to try to push me out of my business is NOT ok).
Along the way you may find your ideal life/future, or realize you really want something else. Some parts of this will be exhilarating, and some will most likely suck. But hey, if they suck, then you have some great "yeah, well when I was little, I went to veitnam and got my extremeties ripped off, my eyes burned out with acid, and my yahoo poked with hot pins, but I still got all 50 of my daily chores done and found the time to walk up hill both ways in a snowstorm dressed in a burlap sack to go to school for 10 hours a day, and I was so hungry after all that that I ate anything and everything on my plate even though my parents died when I was even younger and left me to fight off the rabid wolves that surrounded our house with nothing more than a single match for 10 years!" stories. And let me tell you, if you don't think bragging rights like that are awesome, then you're just nuts.
And both Jen and I thought you rocked at Celebration last year, Dennis. I keep telling Jen that I can sing, but you set the bar REALLY high. I was afraid maybe she'd get up and start making out with you right there! Ok, so I wasn't quite that scared, but the moral of the story is that you're a great singer--even if you can't sing right now (which I'm sure you can, just not as well as you want to).
Anyhoo--Jen wants her computer back now. Bye Dennis!! Fix that window or the homeless bums (like myself) will start taking up residence!!!
Oh yeah, I forgot to add the obligatory finale to the hardships of life story: "And do you know why I did it? Because it built character!"
Hope you had a grand weekend, Dennis!
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