Sunday, January 14, 2007 Dominic and I were on a quest to look for last-minute resources for my essay, and thanks to him, I not only found the DVD/CD/scores which I needed, I also belatedly discovered Beard Papa along Oxford Street. I really wanted to buy one, just one (okay, maybe a few) but there's work. It's been two days, but I can't stop thinking about it. I read about Schoenberg's beard, and I think of Beard Papa. I read about fathers and daughters, and therefore the word 'Papa' comes to mind, and I think of Beard Papa. This craving has turned into a full-fledged and admittedly unhealthy obsession. If I had bought and ate it there and then, will I still crave for it? Is it because I didn't get to eat it, which is why I'm currently haunted by this humble pastry? I want what I cannot have? Everything that I have eaten thereafter seems devoid of taste and colour. I keep fantasizing about how sweet it will be, and how the texture of it will feel in my mouth, and how exquisitely delicious it will be just for those few seconds. The easy way out will be to make a trip down to Oxford Street, which isn't too far away, and just purchase it once and for all. But there's also the fear that maybe, just maybe, it won't live up to my expectations and it won't taste just as good. So rather than risk the chance of disappointment, I'll very much prefer to keep the unfulfilled longing and desire for the sanctified Beard Papa pastry that exists in my mind. It's all in the mind, it's all in the mind. I'm currently trying to trick my mind into thinking that Beard Papa isn't that delicious after all, and I can live without eating it. The trickster tricks herself for the second time. The trickster tricked. she procrastinated @ 18:32 | |
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 Old wounds hurt most, I learned this today, becaus... 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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