its the end of a stressful week. i'm not entirely over my anixety, but i've just taken a pill to ease my stomach and konk me out for the night. i feel like i'm developing a frickin ulser. i could use a good cry, it would make me feel better. break some of the tension, like a good rain on a humid night.
i have tried to remain faithful, and you've been faithful in return.
my mom turned 60 today. the big 6-0. she doesn't look at old. she looks about 52. i'll probably be the same way. score. i used my madd graphic designerly skillz to make her a card, it was a real hit!
here's a picture of me and paul (a.k.a. dj haircut). irina took it last week at café india. i think its soooo funny. its a crappy picture of me, i look like i have no hair, but i'm just so happy to be with paul, and he looks so indifferent, that i love it.
i can't identify what i'm feeling right now. a pinch of lonely, a pinch of isolated, a pinch of recluse, a pinch of frustrated. a little messy, a bit of beautful, a tad satisfied, a smige of lovely. slightly ignored, slightly adored. i'm a crayon box full of emotion. yes, that's what i am. i'm satisfied in that too.cause we'll never live long enough to undo everything they've done to you.
4 comments:
I don't know Paul, but I've seen him around lots. I don't think he ever looks anything other than indifferent, does he?
Your rainbow of emotions is what makes PSPD so interesting to read, Les. Thanks for sharing with us in blogland.
echoes of rachel... but i've never seen paul before.
i think i spend much of my time trying to figure out what i am actually feeling and why some times.
me...a less overwhelmed, slightly stressed, comfy, contented for the moment.
thanks girls. you make me feel less like a weirdo. sometimes i'm self-conscience of the maddness.
oh rach... can you get vinc' to call or email me? we're supposed to be hanging out today, and he hasn't responded to my messages. crazy frenchman.
melissa, i like that you're sharing your feelings more and more. here's hoping the stress will disperse and the overwhelm will even our.
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