Mr. J asked me again if I would write for the newspaper. I kind of do want to do it, but I think I'd be better at writing for a magazine or something. I'm not a newspaper kind of person. I also can't find my mighty pen. The fountain one that can kill people. It's … Continue reading January 5, 1993 – a newspaper kind of person
January 4, 1993 – it’s okay because I don’t care
It's about 2:0 AM. I have not yet gone to sleep. School is tomorrow. I don't want to go back for the "school," "learning" part of it, but I don't mind seeing people. I also get a chance to go to my father's house and to the library. I have an extensive reading list that … Continue reading January 4, 1993 – it’s okay because I don’t care
January 3, 1993 – death on your mind
America has no human qualities anymore. She is a machine. She is a [illegible due to me dripping water on this recently]. See if you can figure it out It doesn't seem that technology is making the world smaller. On the contrary, everyone seems to have immense spaces between them. No one can completely trust … Continue reading January 3, 1993 – death on your mind
January 2, 1993 – humorous people who are all very different
Realized that when asked a question that I don't particularly want to answer I always respond with, "what?" Hoping, I guess, that the person asking the question will either forget the question, think the question not worth repeating, or, if it is a particularly disquieting question, the questioner will lack the courage to restate the … Continue reading January 2, 1993 – humorous people who are all very different
January 1, 1993 – a dream of a shadow
You may remember that in the last episode, I was attempting to enjoy a high school party - in my unique way - and was starting to think about maybe heading home. H [E's boyfriend] drove me home and this surprised me. It shouldn't, but he and E were very nice about it. They disliked … Continue reading January 1, 1993 – a dream of a shadow
December 31, 1992: a cemetery of the mind
This is a very special episode in which I attend a party. I'm going to need you to mentally and spiritually prepare yourselves, because it's excruciating. I start out with a poem I haven't what would buy a meal to feed a starving louse. And I must beg, and I must steal, or moulder in the … Continue reading December 31, 1992: a cemetery of the mind
December 30, 1992
God, I can't wait until break is over. It seems as though I've spent my life being different from my natural self in order to fit in. As if I must conform to the identities of others, interpret their identities and apply them to fit in. The longest phone conversation I've had with E in … Continue reading December 30, 1992
December 29, 1992
Still dealing with Christmas break depression and boredom. I concern myself too much, I think, with the problems of others. Not enough on myself. This sounds like I was a really great person who worried about other people, but what I meant is that I complain about other people's faults too much and don't pay enough … Continue reading December 29, 1992
December 28, 1992
I'm going to try to speed through some of these sad Christmas break posts, because they are boring and also because they are bumming me out. My crazed-with-boredom-and-houseboundness handwriting is also hard to read. I think I would enjoy vacation better if I had a chance of eventually going out and doing something. I want … Continue reading December 28, 1992
December 25, 1992
We had a very enjoyable Christmas. I haven't yet gone to my father's house, but E is here. She has had a very bad Christmas (gift day) and so we gave her some alcohol. Will write more later. I don't think this is the only Christmas E got alcohol at my house. One year (it … Continue reading December 25, 1992