Monday, May 22, 2006 It's very strange. When you're desperately deprived of sleep, and you have tons of work to do, everything else that is mundane and ordinary becomes terribly interesting. For example, the texture of my curtain is suddenly the most fascinating thing in my little world, and I stare at it for minutes without end with my pencil in hand, thinking about its origins from rough bark and heart-shaped leaves, wondering how it'd look like if it ever decomposes in the near future, would it still remain blue, would it still be baby soft, and would it ever miss kissing the glass panels, and looking out of my rectangular window? I don't know, but I suppose these aren't the questions I should be asking myself right now, I have 5 more A3-size manuscript papers to fill with unintelligible scribblings of black notes by 1400hr. Then again, I never seem to ask the right questions, or rather, I never seem to hear the answers that I want to hear, but if I do have it my way, the world will be topsy-turvy where we'll have 12 fingers instead of 10, the only two languages allowed would be Latin and classical music, and the consumption of raw vegetables and animals' spare parts such as monkey brains and chicken feet will be prohibited. I don't think everyone will be very happy if things are the way I would like them to be, so I suppose that's a good thing in retrospect. she procrastinated @ 04:36 | |
blueprint I will like to spend my days, as though they are my own, which I mostly end up doing in halves, for duty beckons, and I am answering its clarion call. Soon enough! I am also a veteran procrastinator. fresh monodies in the dark with Murphy for company. previous rants August 2004 treatises on life arty jen frivolous pursuits for shallow ppl mulling over "One is wicked, because one see things clearly." - Beaumarchais's Le nozze di Figaro.And there were phlegmatic souls.
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