Fantastical Rain

[satori2008]

I don’t mean to be abrupt and jump right into it here, but don’t some of you sometimes feel as if "Life", despite its unpredictability, struggles, triumphs, joys, etc., seems a bit too…conventional? As if we are all tools that do not merely serve our own free wills but the undetected yet influential will of another? No I don’t mean God or

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A half ass response or spoiler to my future epic, maybe even grandiloquent, response

[pinkbul1ets]

Ok, so I have a lot of things to say to you, Mr. Antonio, about this and about other things. I think what I am going to do is post my response to you here, and then write the other things on myspace or make a new entry on my lj for you, i dunno. Anyway... (I pulled an Amy by overusing the word "anyway." even though it was the first time I used it, I can already see its redundancy.) Anyway, enough of that... Anyway, so, anyway...

Anyway, I decided that I'm going to repost this entry, because I love it, then LJ cut my response to it, then LJ cut my thoughts for you- and probably myspace it to you as well.

Anyway (I'm trying to make my redundancy amusing, but I fear I'm merely being copious, excessive, overabundant, and becoming immoderate- funny yet?), my future response is going to focus on (but is not limited to) the following themes:

* I'm a cretin.

* Someday when we're famous writers, our letters and messages and journal entries back and forth are going to be published in a book and then studied at world class universities.

* I could (and will) write a paper longer than your entry more meaningful than the A papers I write in college.

* John Mayer- seriously

* The storyteller's POV

* Life theories I pondered after experiencing painful loss and anguishing grief

* The movie "Waking Life"

* A theory discussed in an anthropology class I took pertaining to your "box" syndrome