I think I've got it.
Or figured it out.
My problem that is.
And I'm working on it.
And speaking in sentence fragments apparently! That's gotta stop. But if I have got things as together as I think I might have them, then I might be on the road to possible happiness. Sounds like a sure thing to me!
Now if only I could convince myself that I'm going to make a halfway-decent Ophelia, I'd really have my shit together. At least I'm coming off a tasty dinner. Oh, my lovely eggy-veggie dish! Hooray for my cooking skills! Bite me, Rachael Ray! (You cracked-out, giggling, acronym-using, artery-clogging wench of a chef!)
I'm off to be tragic.
Eggs, don't fail me now!
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Monday, August 28, 2006
Can I call in "annoyed" to work?
... well, why not?!
You know, I'm thinking of telling people, "If you really want your heart broken good, move to LA." I mean really, we're the reconstructive surgery capital of the world! At least we'll be able to find you a new one.
(And some snazzy knockers to go over it!)
Actually, LA's probably not the reconstructive surgery capital of the world. It's probably somewhere in Sweden or something, but I doubt Sweden is nearly as soul-crushing and doesn't make nearly as good of a metaphor.
(Is that really a metaphor? I don't think it is. Way to mix up your lit terms, Dana.)
I know that's not the spirit I should be embracing right now but, feh. Since when was I any good at optimism? I wish I could be. Not in that blind, giddy, naive and, you know, obnoxious way. A way in which I could be confident in myself and not put myself down at every misstep, faulting myself for being "so typically Dana" that I ruin everything I come across. A way in which I didn't second-guess every thought streaking through my head, wondering if what I want is really what I need or whatever. It's no fun. Frankly, it's exhausting. I'm sick of it. I need to pull my shit together! Yeah! Go team Dana!
Ah, shit. Optimism is exhausting too.
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(This line means I hate posting multiple times in the same day.)
PS: Never fall for a person with a blog. It'll turn you into a stalker.
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Where is the line between doing something for someone else's good and doing something because you're scared to do something for yourself?
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I was going to write something else and my music pushed it out of my head.
Stupid music.
You know, I'm thinking of telling people, "If you really want your heart broken good, move to LA." I mean really, we're the reconstructive surgery capital of the world! At least we'll be able to find you a new one.
(And some snazzy knockers to go over it!)
Actually, LA's probably not the reconstructive surgery capital of the world. It's probably somewhere in Sweden or something, but I doubt Sweden is nearly as soul-crushing and doesn't make nearly as good of a metaphor.
(Is that really a metaphor? I don't think it is. Way to mix up your lit terms, Dana.)
I know that's not the spirit I should be embracing right now but, feh. Since when was I any good at optimism? I wish I could be. Not in that blind, giddy, naive and, you know, obnoxious way. A way in which I could be confident in myself and not put myself down at every misstep, faulting myself for being "so typically Dana" that I ruin everything I come across. A way in which I didn't second-guess every thought streaking through my head, wondering if what I want is really what I need or whatever. It's no fun. Frankly, it's exhausting. I'm sick of it. I need to pull my shit together! Yeah! Go team Dana!
Ah, shit. Optimism is exhausting too.
___________________________________________
(This line means I hate posting multiple times in the same day.)
PS: Never fall for a person with a blog. It'll turn you into a stalker.
___________________________________________
Where is the line between doing something for someone else's good and doing something because you're scared to do something for yourself?
___________________________________________
I was going to write something else and my music pushed it out of my head.
Stupid music.
What am I, twelve?
I need to grow the fuck up.
I need to stop obsessing over nothing.
I need to stop being my own worst enemy.
I need to accept myself.
I need to respect my feelings and not immediately dismiss them as invalid.
Note to self: grow a spine
I need to stop obsessing over nothing.
I need to stop being my own worst enemy.
I need to accept myself.
I need to respect my feelings and not immediately dismiss them as invalid.
Note to self: grow a spine
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