Truth or Dare. The things I've written are not spells and remedies. I want you to give me the illusion that I am caged by your arms. I am willing to find a poison toad, if you require it, and pry the gem from inside the skull to feed you in payment for this simple service.
Yesterday was my first graciously busy day in what might be a long time.
Ray and
Sophie came out for breakfast, a
group of us helped
Andrew move, (the boy in the picture),
Nicole and I bought
Ray new glasses frames, and after I went for dinner and studio photography with
Nick. Right now it feels unreal, as if yesterday was some term of time too far away to see minutely. Admittedly, I am suffering that strange lightness of balance that only a scaldingly hot shower after a long day of no food can give a body, so perhaps tomorrow I will have a more lucid understanding of nonspatial continuum, but it's now that I have a moment to sit and type blankly into the computer screen, so it's now that you're going to read, not an enchanted later.
Neuroscientists at Washington University can use a brain scan to predict if a subject will succeed or fail at a simple videogame.
Someone tagged me with the 5 Things About Myself meme that's been cluttering up my friendspage with admissions like I had a crush on my neighbor, but never told her. Now she's married to my ex-boyfriend and doesn't look the same, so I don't fantasize about her anymore. Well, okay, no. I made that one up, but I'll assume it's simple to understand how banal repeated running of this meme can read without going through the hassle of finding an actual entry with it in.
Here's the only thing I could think of:
You sent away to the postal gods when you were little. Did you get everything you asked for? In classes we practiced our writing in overly looped lines of Dear I Want Please Thank You This Thing How Are The Reindeer? The only holiday more foreign was Fathers Day. Every year the teacher would reprimand me for telling them that I didn't have anyone to make a card for. Some years I would be brought into the principals office. "This girl is being very unco-operative. She says she doesn't have a father."
And instead of answering that meme with four more uninteresting tid-bits, instead I will theft this one:
If you read this, if your eyes are passing over this right now, (even if we don't speak often) please post a comment with a COMPLETELY MADE UP AND FICTIONAL memory of you and me. It can be anything you want - good or bad - BUT IT HAS TO BE FAKE.