Full of Words
Today I feel like talking. Unfortunantly, I have no-one to talk to. I don't mean talk about the harmless chatter of this and that and things that really don't matter. I mean a deep soulful conversation. I'm great with the other shit. But, when it comes to actually getting close to people...not so good. I mean, it's like 9:30pm class just let out a few minutes ago... It seems just a little too late to call up someone out of the blue and say, "hey..."
But what the fuck right?
There is this little voice in the back of my head that says, "You need to be invited first..."
Fucking voices...
So as you can tell, I'm bored. I have nothing to do. I want to talk to someone I can connect with... But, I don't want to be a bother...
So, I guess I'll bother my friends. Go out and get drunk, Strap a parachute on, and go sky diving. Shit, almost forgot I don't drink. But I still want to go sky diving.
Things I want to do:
Sky diving
Hot air balloon around the world.
Back pack tour Europe.
Have a bon-fire party soon.
Build some leaf piles and jump into them (tiss the season)
Begin my christmas shopping (considering I usually wait until last minute. Like the day after)
Kill a twelve point buck (the meat is only good for burger, but the trophy...Fucking Result.)
Make someone laugh (I haven't done this in a while)
Make someone cry (I think I'm better at this one)
Climb a 6,000+ foot mountain (one a day keeps the doctor away)
Steal the hope diamond from the Smithsoinian (It's just too beautiful for words)
Draw a portrait (I've only done one this semester and I need to keep in practice)
Build up the nerve to submit at least two of my short fictives for publication
write another five fictives this month, followed by a book
go to the National botanical gardens (if you haven't been your missing out)
Purchase or be given a new piece of art (my apartment walls are a bit bare)
Go night hiking every night all the time (one of my favorite hobbies)
I really miss hiking. I spent six months living out on the Appalachian Trail. I started in Maine and headed south. I disconected the cartlidge in the heal of my foot during the first hundred miles, fell in love with New England, explored it a bit. Burlington (Girlington) great place to visit. I want to go back there. Nothing like sleeping on a swaying rope bridge thats strung over a river with a full moon turning the waters silver and stars so bright you know why your ancestors were amazed by the heavans above. I went to the Monument, which is like the George washington monument only bigger, less than a block away is the church were Robert Frost is burried. If there was a church like that around here, I'd probably go to it. Beautiful church. It's sad to look back on memories and realize there is no one who shares them with you...
Well, there going to close this computer lab so this rant has to end...
