But it is still there. Just let me know when you want to pick it up.
Ciao
Thoughts & ramblings of some guy...
DISCLAIMER: After writing this, I realized this is just one long-ass rant, and probably meant more for my own mental well-being. Continue at your own risk.
Hey there old friend, whom I have never met.
Another night. What new things will I find under this layer of dust?
I tried to help you. You lied to me. I tried to talk to you. You yelled and threatened me. Lesson learned.
Dear 3 AM,
Yeah so, trust has become a slight issue with me. I am of the thinking that this lack of trust has alot to do with my adaptability and willingness to tackle something new, ironically enough. When you realize that everyone has their own little goal to accomplish and "you" are not a part of it, you can really see what needs to be done, how to get it done efficiently and done right.
I don't think many people can understand how much of a hypochondriac I have become. With people passing away recently, mysterious pains and lumps have become my obsession. A traumatic obsession. I'm only 36 and I have slipped into a phase of obsessing about death. Not normal, healthy or rational, but a reality, none the less.
4 years is a long time.
So used to being paranoid. Can't get used to the fact that the war is over. Can't believe the peace & quiet. You would think being a self-proclaimed hermit, I would welcome peace & quiet, eh?
I really don't get it sometimes. We waste years and years, not seeing what's ahead, only focused on the mistakes behind us. Then, it's too late. And we need to walk a different road. We need to be a different person. Same person in a different wrapping.
Being selfish is best left for 2 AM. When it's only you and the darkness outside to keep your company. It's been a while. Maybe that has something to do with my weird mood shift. Don't think it's leaving anytime soon either. Not that that will alter history. Just a fact.
Step one: Write something meaningful
Ok, let's set some things straight here.
The old puzzle had almost all it's pieces. I knew this because I would see one or two of them every now and then. There were only about 6 pieces but they were all where I last seen them. I would often say "I should see if I can at least get all the pieces back together in one place again. Then, maybe some day, I'll put it all together."
Have I mentioned my Dad was an alcoholic? No? Well, I have officially mentioned it. I remember quite well when he drove me to Morell each day for work, barely seeing the road over the steering wheel and through scotch-filled eyes. Almost sent us flying into a construction ravine one day "Damn guy standing in the middle of the road, he tryin' to get killed?" Flagger barely had time to move as we barreled past. I came close to either dying or being wheelchair-bound that day.
Please stop. if I had another facet, I would take it