Go Ask Ogre
Nov. 6th, 2005 01:04 pmCeremony last night featured Jolene Siana, authoress of Go Ask Ogre signing copies of her most excellent work. I bought another copy to get it signed so I can use my other copy as a loaner. It was quite nice talking to Ms. Siana, as she is very cool--as was her friend Valerie--and, all in all, the evening was a nice break from the hell I've been going through all last week.
But, still...but 11 I'd completely run out of energy. I just started feeling...cramped. Cramped and viciously tired. I don't really like being around people for very long anymore, it seems.
I've also been incredibly paranoid the last few days: waiting for the other shoe to drop, as it were. I'm half-afraid to leave my goddamned house for fear something will explode or a jet engine will crash through the roof into my bedroom. I never used to be a fatalistic person, but I sure as hell am now. I feel like Oedipus, predestined for doom. I'd be able to deal with destiny if it were, say, coming to me like it did to Akhilleos--a brief, but glorious life that would leave a mark on the world. Instead, all I get is a lifetime of neverending disaster. Never MAJOR, LIFE-DESTROYING disasters, but thousands of minor (usually) disasters that erode my willingness to survive more and more every time. It just never ends.
But, still...but 11 I'd completely run out of energy. I just started feeling...cramped. Cramped and viciously tired. I don't really like being around people for very long anymore, it seems.
I've also been incredibly paranoid the last few days: waiting for the other shoe to drop, as it were. I'm half-afraid to leave my goddamned house for fear something will explode or a jet engine will crash through the roof into my bedroom. I never used to be a fatalistic person, but I sure as hell am now. I feel like Oedipus, predestined for doom. I'd be able to deal with destiny if it were, say, coming to me like it did to Akhilleos--a brief, but glorious life that would leave a mark on the world. Instead, all I get is a lifetime of neverending disaster. Never MAJOR, LIFE-DESTROYING disasters, but thousands of minor (usually) disasters that erode my willingness to survive more and more every time. It just never ends.
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Date: 2005-11-08 03:40 am (UTC)