Monday, June 16, 2008
nuts
i'm getting weird about food. my excuse is that my fridge didnt work and i had no groceries. so i'd eat weird take-out and it felt really pathetic, gave me low energy and guilt. now i realize how much i spent on food eating out those first weeks and am panicking, so i run on coffee and a banana till after work drinks. it makes me excited about how i look. then ashamed of my desire to be beutiful in some stupid oversexualized way. which makes me panic and obsessive about my work so as to be taken seriously. and happy that maybe this man in my life will have a crush on me back. now we're back to pathetic.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
hot night in brooklyn
at the urging of my high school boyfriend, a blog is born. what the fuck?
this is the first night i can remember that i'm glad to be laying on my mattress and boxspring, with a thriftstore sheet and an open window, here in north brooklyn.
maybe it's the prospect of leaving this sweatlodge-with-the-seat-up and moving into a breezy 4th floor apt and leaving this fridgeless boy-pad behind. or maybe it was the three nights spent in my most recent hometown of Portland Maine, with the closest thing i'd had to a home life in weeks, salad, fresh stirfry, familiar faces, cats, tea, naps and giggles. or the evening beers and the confidence that comes with having scored good seats at the bar before it got crowded, then finding my way back home like a pro on the foreign streets and subways.
i'm living out of suitcases. for a few months anyway, to see if i can follow through on a recent promise i made to myself to always be in a place where I am proud of myself and moving forward.
whose going to read this anyway?
this is the first night i can remember that i'm glad to be laying on my mattress and boxspring, with a thriftstore sheet and an open window, here in north brooklyn.
maybe it's the prospect of leaving this sweatlodge-with-the-seat-up and moving into a breezy 4th floor apt and leaving this fridgeless boy-pad behind. or maybe it was the three nights spent in my most recent hometown of Portland Maine, with the closest thing i'd had to a home life in weeks, salad, fresh stirfry, familiar faces, cats, tea, naps and giggles. or the evening beers and the confidence that comes with having scored good seats at the bar before it got crowded, then finding my way back home like a pro on the foreign streets and subways.
i'm living out of suitcases. for a few months anyway, to see if i can follow through on a recent promise i made to myself to always be in a place where I am proud of myself and moving forward.
whose going to read this anyway?
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