Saturday, 26 March 2011

Sun, Sun, Sun, Here It Comes


I haven't written much lately. At least, nothing of much substance. Nothing that comes from inside. Is it any wonder that I'm tired? I've not allowed myself the release that I was once so familiar with, so good at. Which explains why I'm just a really, really full cracking jar. Mm. Cracks running up and down the sides. Threatening to break, but, no, it won't - I won't. I'm only scaring you.

It's a strange and at once dangerous thing. You forget to take care of yourself. And then over time, you start to lose yourself. You think that it's not possible, considering the fact that you're always with yourself - you're you, you know? So how can it be that you would change for, probably the worse and yet not realize it happening. Wow. I sound pretty insane. If you understand this, then you're pretty cool. Haha.

It's possible to spend so much time on everything else except yourself. This might sound a tad ridiculous, but you can pass yourself by everyday. No kidding. Every friggin' day. Lol.

So I'm gonna go find me a sunrise. Little darling, it's been a long cold lonely winter and it feels like years since it's been here. Little darling, I feel that ice is slowly melting and it seems like years since it's been clear. But here comes the sun, here comes the sun. And I say, "It's alright." 'Cause it is. It's alright.

Saturday, 19 March 2011

I'm Coming Home

I found out yesterday night that with the right company, everything is better.

Lousy music suddenly sounds pretty alright - and you actually want more.

Bad (or rather zero) lighting suddenly becomes the one thing that sets the ambience.

'Cause when you're where I am, it's never good to be alone.

You need to find those who fit this equation: Specific Person = Comfort = Home.

So can I come home now?

Thursday, 17 March 2011

Baby We Can Start Again

New walls. Plain colours.

Let's start over. A fresh, empty slate.

Maybe we'll get it right this time. Maybe we'll make it ours. Or maybe we'll just find new ways of doing it wrong.

Either way, baby, we can start again.

Wednesday, 9 March 2011

Calvin: You know, I don't think math is a science. I think it's a religion.

Hobbes: A religion?

Calvin: Yeah. All these equations are like miracles. You take two numbers and when you add them, they magically become one new number! No one can say how it happens. You either believe it or you don't. This whole book is full of things that have to be accepted on faith! It's a religion!

Hobbes: And in the public schools no less. Call a lawyer.

Calvin: As a math atheist, I should be excused from this.

I'm a math atheist. :)