I went to see this today after my exam. Carey Mulligan is brilliant.
Round One
I survived. It was getting close there for a while, around the time I accidentally said “pourquoi” instead of “parce que” but hopefully it passed as a rhetorical question. Round Two is next Wednesday, written component. Not as scary as spoken but still, j’ai peur.
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Yes, I relate
One day
The person is question is going to contact me, not because they need something from/of me, but to see how I am.
Please just once.
When I'm old
I have this thought that when you’re old you get this strange affliction that causes you to have flashes back to your youth.
I can imagine myself lined with wispy grey hair, sitting on the back verandah quietly and suddenly I’m looking down at a nineteen year old former self, wasting the minutes, the hours, the days.
I wonder if I would scold myself, tell myself to “get to it,” and to “stop moping about!” I wonder if I’ll even make it to the age when I imagine these brief lapses into the past occur.
I wonder if then I’d wish I’d done something in the minutes, the hours, the days. Anything. Just do something.
So in that dream where all my materialistic self indulgent fantasies come true, I drive this.
And hell yes do I drive it fast.
You know when...
you just can’t get an idea out of your head?
You convince yourself that it’s the only way.
Nothing’s going to change unless this certain thing happens?
Well, it sucks.
Get over it, girl.
Grumpy Pants
I have my grumpy pants on.
I’m on the end of two short shifts in a row at work, (3.25 and 3 hours) on a Friday and Saturday night, when I have bills coming out of my every orifice, and just have a general distaste for life at this juncture.
The only way I can think of to describe it is I feel like I’m treading water. But there is no possible way to stop, if I do, I’ll drown. So I just plod along, keep on plodding along.
Actually it’s like a disgust sort of at the moment. A fed up. An “enough!”
The good thing is that my mother stuffs self help paraphernalia in my hands, so sometime I’ve read Jim Rohn’s “Four Emotions that can Lead to Life Change” and know that the emotion that follows “disgust” is “decision”.
“Decision” better come soon or it’ll be “demolition”.

