As I've said in the past, I have this thing about even and odd numbers. I'm not sure you've noticed, but I've recently begun writing every other day. Every odd date. Writing every other day, I feel, is more efficient than writing every day {unless something comes up that would require an extra entry} because this allows for some reflection before composing. Sometimes you can just sit down and type and it flows out of you like you've had it in you this whole time and it's been trying to escape for a while. Other times, you just sit and stare at the screen, typing out this or that before deleting it and staring at the screen some more.

There's quite a few things happening all at once right now and I'm not sure what to do about it. I'm not going to write about any of it until some decisions are made and things are put in to motion. Hopefully it won't cause me to disappear for an elongated period of time, but if I just up and poof, know that I will be back once things have settled.

If you haven't already done so, you need to check out this guy's YouTube page: The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows . It puts some interesting perspective on things and listening to his voice is something I could do all day.

Hmm, his video on Vem�dalen was basically another way of saying something I've been thinking about for years-- that everything is variations on a theme. I guess I'm not really afraid of it, though. Original concepts are hard to find, but everything is still unique in that it exists separately from everything else and experiences and makes impressions on the world differently as a result of that separation.
» randomjunk on 2014-11-24 03:30:10

hmm... i find that i don't write as often as last time. when i write almost everyday, my brain is always generating topics/ideas to write and now i find it hard to be creative like last time but having said my posts now much better...
» renaye on 2014-11-24 08:13:00

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