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three:five:am
i've put this off for far too long. although, i think it's been for the best.
the past couple of weeks have been a conglomeration of frustration, contemplation, and irritation. between too much of some things and too little of others, my mind's become clouded with notions that should be on the back burner transposed with those that need my utmost attention. who am i kidding, though? it takes a beer or deadline or two before any actual work gets done on any front.
the more i think about it, the more grateful i am to my previous perverted obsession with michael moore. not for the political agenda, oh god no, but more for the fact that it propelled me to read constantly. at the time, mostly politically driven garb used only to face crush all those who opposed to the quasi-intellectual global positions held by the likes of schuyler and haldane - not to say that we weren't right, but sometimes it just took bigger words. now, i'm lucky if i read a book a month. ordinarily, this wouldn't be too much of an issue; however, i've attempted to write more - obviously, not here - and my use of a truncated vocabulary and lax writing style show that lack of literacy. hell, even english 102 is pissing me off.
nothing revolutionary.
"in tomorrow i see no promise and yesterday was like today."
three:twentyfive:am
i've put this off for far too long. although, i think it's been for the best.
the past couple of weeks have been a conglomeration of frustration, contemplation, and irritation. between too much of some things and too little of others, my mind's become clouded with notions that should be on the back burner transposed with those that need my utmost attention. who am i kidding, though? it takes a beer or deadline or two before any actual work gets done on any front.
the more i think about it, the more grateful i am to my previous perverted obsession with michael moore. not for the political agenda, oh god no, but more for the fact that it propelled me to read constantly. at the time, mostly politically driven garb used only to face crush all those who opposed to the quasi-intellectual global positions held by the likes of schuyler and haldane - not to say that we weren't right, but sometimes it just took bigger words. now, i'm lucky if i read a book a month. ordinarily, this wouldn't be too much of an issue; however, i've attempted to write more - obviously, not here - and my use of a truncated vocabulary and lax writing style show that lack of literacy. hell, even english 102 is pissing me off.
nothing revolutionary.
"in tomorrow i see no promise and yesterday was like today."
three:twentyfive:am