Saturday, May 14, 2005
Friday, May 13, 2005
My life is not a fucking tragedy
This afternoon, on my way to pick up a craigslist item downtown, I sat down in the sun by the California Street cable car place.
I was on my way from a meeting (people who work graveyard should be exempt from having to go to company daytime meetings, dammit) to go pick up a craigslist firewire burner. Knowing I had a little time to kill, I dawdled on my way.
I am one lucky sumbitch. In the warm sun, I leisurely opened up my steaming package of creamy Fish and Chips, done authentic English Style at Old Chelsea Fish and Chips on Larkin, and people-watched. And then when I was done, I liesurely sniffed my fishy and vinegary and tater smelling fingers, the smell driving my bench neighbors to distraction as they kept looking over to what I was munching on, wiped them with a knapkin, then powered on the camera and started shooting.
Yeah yeah. I wasnt getting any sleep, and the firewire drive, I dont have a 6 pin cable like I thought I did so I cant use it immediately and and...
Yeah, right. My life is a fuckin' tragedy.
I am in San Francisco with no serious worries, following my path.
I stopped my bitching, leaned back and enjoyed the afternoon in the sun.
Thursday, May 12, 2005
Rashid: Isn't this where you normally get really enigmatic and I get frustrated? :-)
JPennant: yup
Came to an epiphany last night, finally figuring out something that's been on my mind since last year.
I was mad. So mad, I couldnt move forward on the personal level. That anger was a block, blocking me from getting to where I wanted to be.
So, last night I found out where the anger was coming from. Kinda nice to know why.
Whoo. About time.
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Rashid: you STILL on yer Oddessey, eh?
JPennant: yeah, but now Im on the positive and productive side of it
Rashid: that's extreme patience, I think :-)
JPennant: sure is
JPennant: It works for me tho
JPennant: The flip side of that is that Im allergic to moving faster than my own pace
JPennant: which is glacier-like compared to the rest of the world
Rashid: LOL
Today's horrorscope sez:
This is still one of the best times of the year for you, but good things won't just fall in your lap - it is up to you to reach out your hand and take them. Don't listen to those who urge caution.
Im at a cross-roads of sort. Now is the time to push forward, pick up the pace - but Im still procrastinating.
Fear of success?
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JPennant: Do I look like I bet on anything less than a sure thing? :-)
Rashid: I haven't seen you in five years. How the hell would I know what you look like?
JPennant: heh, you know me fine
Rashid: Only I can complete me.
Rashid: so I guess you're right.
Rashid: I'm looking for me.
Rashid: You seen dat nigga?
JPennant: who, Andrew?
Rashid: no...
JPennant: you?
Rashid: ME!
Rashid: LOL
JPennant: Youre right there
Rashid: god. you always were one to waste a good punch line.:-)
JPennant: Virgo, man. Wit: Dry, never shaken
Rashid: Tru.
Rashid: Sag: Doesn't give a shit. Jokes anyway :-)
JPennant: Corny ass jokes. :-)
Rashid: Opinions are like ass holes... everybody's got one...
Rashid: AND YERS IS HUGE!
JPennant: Sag's: Never sure if people are laffing with them or at them. ;-)
Rashid: Good one!
Rashid: (but a Sag doesn't worry about that shit, either)
JPennant: Good times, man :-)
Rashid: always.
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Monday, May 09, 2005
Lists
Via Fred, who loves this sorta thing:
Yup, sounds about right.
If I were to be defined politically - Id say Im a bleedin' heart Libertarian. :)
Via Fred, who loves this sorta thing:
Your Political Profile
Overall: 25% Conservative, 75% Liberal
Social Issues: 0% Conservative, 100% Liberal
Personal Responsibility: 25% Conservative, 75% Liberal
Fiscal Issues: 25% Conservative, 75% Liberal
Ethics: 0% Conservative, 100% Liberal
Defense and Crime: 75% Conservative, 25% Liberal
Yup, sounds about right.
If I were to be defined politically - Id say Im a bleedin' heart Libertarian. :)
Golden Gate Bridge
As I walked over the bridge last night, a storm front passed through.
They say walking the bridge can be a life-changing experience, but this was ridiculous.
Gale winds, horizontal rain, salt spray.
Now I know how Alaskan Deep Sea fishermen feel.
Sunday, May 08, 2005
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