4-6-99 2:26 PM Tu
I'm at school. It's almost time to go home. It has been raining all day. I'll have to walk home under my umbrella.
4-7-99 1:03 PM W
Class again. There was a thunderstorm this morning, but it has stopped raining now. I got some Taco Bell for lunch. Took it to the teacher's lounge. Loren said, "Congratulations!" Ugh. She had to have meant my engagement. I feigned ignorance. "When are you getting married?" I was the lone male in a room full of women, all of whom were now frothing at the mouth. "I don't know," I said. ~~~"I'm being evicted this month, and she's all over it, so I guess we'll be living together next month. That to me is the more pressing development, more so than this whole marriage business."
"Well, how do you feel about getting married?" someone asked. Someone else said, "Don't ask a man how he feels." I said I had mixed feelings. I said it seemed to me you should stay together because you want to, not because you're holding a gun against your head. I said, "Marriage seems like a jinx to me, if that doesn't sound too stupid." Loren seemed disappointed. Whatever. There's a stupidity epidemic going on. That's probably just my ego. Whatever. What else? I read the paper. I have to do a third-person page when I get home. I can read some more Player Piano on my walk tonight to school. I haven't had a smoke since Friday. I have a video at home to watch called "Addicted to Love." I gave Anne a National Geographic with a story about the Penine Way in England where she was last week. She said "Penine" leeringly suggesting its proximity to "penis." Leisel Boaz gave me a card with here number on it, said she "needed a man," asked me to set her up. I said she didn't want to go out with any of my friends. She stared at me. It was clear that I am the one who should call. She said I shouldn't be so sure I didn't know anyone. I should have described the GIP. There's the bell. I can go now. Children flood the playground. The leaves are coming in on the trees that were so skeletal a week ago. I feel like drinking a case of Lucky Lager so I can solve the puzzles. Cleanliness is godliness and godliness is loneliness and God is empty just like me.
I'm at school. It's almost time to go home. It has been raining all day. I'll have to walk home under my umbrella.
4-7-99 1:03 PM W
Class again. There was a thunderstorm this morning, but it has stopped raining now. I got some Taco Bell for lunch. Took it to the teacher's lounge. Loren said, "Congratulations!" Ugh. She had to have meant my engagement. I feigned ignorance. "When are you getting married?" I was the lone male in a room full of women, all of whom were now frothing at the mouth. "I don't know," I said. ~~~"I'm being evicted this month, and she's all over it, so I guess we'll be living together next month. That to me is the more pressing development, more so than this whole marriage business."
"Well, how do you feel about getting married?" someone asked. Someone else said, "Don't ask a man how he feels." I said I had mixed feelings. I said it seemed to me you should stay together because you want to, not because you're holding a gun against your head. I said, "Marriage seems like a jinx to me, if that doesn't sound too stupid." Loren seemed disappointed. Whatever. There's a stupidity epidemic going on. That's probably just my ego. Whatever. What else? I read the paper. I have to do a third-person page when I get home. I can read some more Player Piano on my walk tonight to school. I haven't had a smoke since Friday. I have a video at home to watch called "Addicted to Love." I gave Anne a National Geographic with a story about the Penine Way in England where she was last week. She said "Penine" leeringly suggesting its proximity to "penis." Leisel Boaz gave me a card with here number on it, said she "needed a man," asked me to set her up. I said she didn't want to go out with any of my friends. She stared at me. It was clear that I am the one who should call. She said I shouldn't be so sure I didn't know anyone. I should have described the GIP. There's the bell. I can go now. Children flood the playground. The leaves are coming in on the trees that were so skeletal a week ago. I feel like drinking a case of Lucky Lager so I can solve the puzzles. Cleanliness is godliness and godliness is loneliness and God is empty just like me.