I thought it was going to be a normal Monday got nothing to do on the couch day but Martin, the guy whom I get the bulk of my independent contract work from had a bunch of edits for me from the client I currently working on. Symantec. I don’t know. It sounds like I’m pretty damned dependent to me!
I have some personal projects I need to get motivated on. My own business web development site. Also on my friend Bats’ recommendation I’m going to try to pull together a few pages on my career as a dancer with pics and running commentary about what 15 years of that shit was like. Not to mention several pages dealing with the whole Nina Rage thing. If you’re reading this you’ve probably met the Nina Rage thing. She’s not so bad. She’s more than ready for vivisection if you know what I mean. There’s plenty of meat to chew on there before we need to start sucking the marrow out of those bones. I’m not just referring to my love handles either! As with everything, we’ll get back to those topics when the muse tells me. I’m not quiet ready yet.
I don’t think I’ve shared with you all yet the sad news that my friend Darcy had a friend who committed suicide sometime early in the New Year. His name was Greg and he decided to step into the abyss on the Golden Gate Bridge. He had been delving deeply into philosophy. Meaning of life shit. Reading anything and everything from the classics to the latest thinking on the subject. Of coarse being Bipolar, delving into those deep murky waters of thought had to be an incredibly bad idea. After sending himself into a near catatonic state once or twice in dealing with his conclusions about life, the universe and everything, he had told his 15-year-old daughter that he’d figured it all out. It was all-ok. Later that night he made his short walk off the long bridge. He left his 15-year-old daughter at home alone to wonder why he never came home.
"And the drop became the ocean."
My apologies Darcy but what a fuck head! I don’t think that he can be completely blamed though. I think it was a head filled with bad chemistry. I’d met Greg only once or twice so the impact on me wasn’t that deep. The thing that does buzz around my head like an irritating gnat is the fact that Greg is third person I know who has heard the siren song of that bitch of a bridge! My odds of getting hit by lighting have to be higher. Brings to mind a scene from the Neil Simon ’76 movie “Murder by Death”.
Lionel Twains Butler, Bensonmumm shows Dick and Dora Charleston their sleeping quarters for the evening.
“You’ll be sleeping in Mrs. Twains bedroom sir. This is the room that Mrs. Twain murdered herself over ten years ago.”
“Don’t you mean committed suicide!”?
“Oh no sir… It was murder. She was found strangled. Mrs. Twain hated herself.”
I think Greg is going to be condemned to be a character in this story I’ve been threatening to write for some time now. Being a suicide, his soul is forfeit. Just what the Trickster God Loki is looking for. A lowly pawn to usurp a Queen Goddess. Maybe he will gain the chance to win back his soul. It’s a fantasy. Anything is possible. Maybe it will keep Greg alive just a little bit longer. I don’t know Darcy. Let me know if that bothers you.
May we never think of bridges and what lies beneath!
I have some personal projects I need to get motivated on. My own business web development site. Also on my friend Bats’ recommendation I’m going to try to pull together a few pages on my career as a dancer with pics and running commentary about what 15 years of that shit was like. Not to mention several pages dealing with the whole Nina Rage thing. If you’re reading this you’ve probably met the Nina Rage thing. She’s not so bad. She’s more than ready for vivisection if you know what I mean. There’s plenty of meat to chew on there before we need to start sucking the marrow out of those bones. I’m not just referring to my love handles either! As with everything, we’ll get back to those topics when the muse tells me. I’m not quiet ready yet.
I don’t think I’ve shared with you all yet the sad news that my friend Darcy had a friend who committed suicide sometime early in the New Year. His name was Greg and he decided to step into the abyss on the Golden Gate Bridge. He had been delving deeply into philosophy. Meaning of life shit. Reading anything and everything from the classics to the latest thinking on the subject. Of coarse being Bipolar, delving into those deep murky waters of thought had to be an incredibly bad idea. After sending himself into a near catatonic state once or twice in dealing with his conclusions about life, the universe and everything, he had told his 15-year-old daughter that he’d figured it all out. It was all-ok. Later that night he made his short walk off the long bridge. He left his 15-year-old daughter at home alone to wonder why he never came home.
"And the drop became the ocean."
My apologies Darcy but what a fuck head! I don’t think that he can be completely blamed though. I think it was a head filled with bad chemistry. I’d met Greg only once or twice so the impact on me wasn’t that deep. The thing that does buzz around my head like an irritating gnat is the fact that Greg is third person I know who has heard the siren song of that bitch of a bridge! My odds of getting hit by lighting have to be higher. Brings to mind a scene from the Neil Simon ’76 movie “Murder by Death”.
Lionel Twains Butler, Bensonmumm shows Dick and Dora Charleston their sleeping quarters for the evening.
“You’ll be sleeping in Mrs. Twains bedroom sir. This is the room that Mrs. Twain murdered herself over ten years ago.”
“Don’t you mean committed suicide!”?
“Oh no sir… It was murder. She was found strangled. Mrs. Twain hated herself.”
I think Greg is going to be condemned to be a character in this story I’ve been threatening to write for some time now. Being a suicide, his soul is forfeit. Just what the Trickster God Loki is looking for. A lowly pawn to usurp a Queen Goddess. Maybe he will gain the chance to win back his soul. It’s a fantasy. Anything is possible. Maybe it will keep Greg alive just a little bit longer. I don’t know Darcy. Let me know if that bothers you.
May we never think of bridges and what lies beneath!
