november thursday
well, it has been a long time. blogging appears to have lost its touch, it's very yesterday, as it seems. I have decided it is so old and out that it's actually time for a revival and call it retro. so, here we bloody go.
if life really is what happens to you while you are making other plans, boy do I have one. nothing goes as planned lately, and still I am okay. when maybe I shouldn't be. well, ill weeds go apace. my latest travels were abruptly broken, as I had to suddenly fly back and fill in for a sick colleague back home. I had only just got there, when my phone rang and my permit of absence was revoked. I am a modern day bondslave, you know. now I am even poorer than before, because the flight home was of course ridiculously overpriced. I did manage to bring some monmouth beans home with me, so that's good. I am generally trying to concentrate on the positive here. my glass of fig jam they kept at the airport. apparently, jam is semi-liquid, and therefore very dangerous and very terroristy. when I asked the airport lady what would happen to my glass of jam now, she told me they had to throw it away. damn. I tried to make her take it home herself, as it was very nice and organic, but she said she was not allowed to. I couldn't even make silent fun of her for having to rummage through my dirty underwear whilst searching my bag for other forbidden breakfast bombs, as I was flying home early and everything was nice and clean and smelled of spring.
now I am back home and busy making other plans. nothing seems to happen, though. what dos that mean now?
if life really is what happens to you while you are making other plans, boy do I have one. nothing goes as planned lately, and still I am okay. when maybe I shouldn't be. well, ill weeds go apace. my latest travels were abruptly broken, as I had to suddenly fly back and fill in for a sick colleague back home. I had only just got there, when my phone rang and my permit of absence was revoked. I am a modern day bondslave, you know. now I am even poorer than before, because the flight home was of course ridiculously overpriced. I did manage to bring some monmouth beans home with me, so that's good. I am generally trying to concentrate on the positive here. my glass of fig jam they kept at the airport. apparently, jam is semi-liquid, and therefore very dangerous and very terroristy. when I asked the airport lady what would happen to my glass of jam now, she told me they had to throw it away. damn. I tried to make her take it home herself, as it was very nice and organic, but she said she was not allowed to. I couldn't even make silent fun of her for having to rummage through my dirty underwear whilst searching my bag for other forbidden breakfast bombs, as I was flying home early and everything was nice and clean and smelled of spring.
now I am back home and busy making other plans. nothing seems to happen, though. what dos that mean now?
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