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sept 14 '02 free at last, free at last! ...and back on the ol' WWW once again. one summer's worth of thoughts, compressed: --- "i'd like to eat karma-flavored ice cream out of a honda hubcap." --- "maybe i can't be everything to me--this is a large admission." --- "she hides suicide notes in my briefcase. she swears it's funny, and i might agree with her if they weren't always falling out at the most inopportune times. like when i'm fucking my secretary." --- "7:30 is too early to wipe pubes off of mirrors." --- something old... jun 16 '02, 12:24 am i am now old enough to legally drink, gamble and buy cigarettes and porn in canada. maple syrup porn, Eva would be quick to add. a strange cat just licked my nose. this is not my couch. a moment ago, i stood naked in a friend's living room. i realized how much more naked i was because of it. it: this not having my own space. i am living out of a pile of objects in the corner of this room--the living room that is Eva's and my bedroom for the next two weeks. this apartment full of someone else's objects, but no someone elses. the night before last, i was surrounded by the someone elses of my freshman year of college for one last time before we all scattered off to various corners of the state. i was rather inebriated. 'twas necessary. the chardonnay was gross. i woke up at 8am this morning. the first day of my new job began at 7:30 this morning. i said fuck a lot. but, they didn't fire me. so--i'm officially a janitor. i learned all kinds of pertinent, real-world things, such as (i am not making this up) the procedure for when you accidentally splash blood, semen, or vaginal fluid in your eye. "excuse me, mr. supervisor, i just splashed VAGINAL FLUID in my eye. should i file an accident report?" all in all, though, it's shaping up to be one of the more Kat-friendly jobs i've had. no customers, no long stretches of nothing to do, no 5-6 hour long shifts without breaks, no hardass boss telling Kat she's doing everything wrong, no awkward slow-learner training period... just... scrubbing. thinking. singing. replacing trash can liners. what i'm saying is: work is a respite from "home" (or the lack thereof.) --- needless to say, my initial assessment of the job was exactly 180 degrees off. eh, whatever. it's over now. happy end of summer, yo. |
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