curbdrop out of grace

forced out of bed again

back at my parent's for some homecooking after managing to not see them for about 5 straight days.

upon walking in, i decided to monitor how long it would take for my parents to yell at each other. it was 40 seconds.

great.

i was talking to johnny today how i totally respect ex-couples who get divorced.

i am wearing this sweet radiohead t-shirt that i haven't worn in honestly, 3 years or so. i got it when ok computer came out. i'll be wearing it tonite. i'll post a picture of it later. to be honest, i don't know why i haven't worn it in a long time. it's been too long.

i bought this pedro the lion cd while in toledo. it's sweet. this song by them though was really making me sad. it was a song about a guy who discovers his girl is cheating on him. the song is so good. i'll have to remember to look what the title is and tell people to download.

and then i was thinking about pearl jam's song "faithful" (ddl) which is a good song. at least i like it a lot. anyway, i don't really even know what faithful is directly about but it's not about partners being faithful with their partner. but still, the name = the thought and that's how my brain works.

really that is how my brain works. it's a so called six degrees of separation deal, chain effect.

behold:

chain, mail, late, past midnite, drive through, chicken nuggets, fish stick power hour, dehorn's, food, beer, bars, smoke, cigarettes, light, fire, heat, miami, sound machine, hispanics, dancing, club, esctasy, water, stupid government commercials, advertising, money, job, blow.

so that's how my brain works. it's so wierd. and that's why i get so distracted and lose the original point i was trying to make because i'll go off skew on something unrelated yet related in my mind due to some connection and presto, the conversation has turned for the worse.

posted by fillshe @ 6:33 PM