Atlas cries as he holds up the sky Chicken Little is living the dream the jelly has babies the world's full of maybe's Campbell's condensing more cream.
Somehow I awake so now I am woke let's see how that plays out.
I'm getting my act together I might take it out on the road, but the weather's against me my knees are quite dodgy and my hip is not hip anymore.
There's not much to do when there's not much to do and there's not much we can do about it, yes we can sit and stare at the four walls that also sit there or perhaps it's a mindset issue, and there's not much we can do unless we address it.
I wrote an address once the letter came back address unknown which reminds me of an Elvis song and has nothing to do whatsoever to whatever this is about except the 'nothing to do' bit
back to sitting and staring wearing my eyes out thinking of something to do.
Easter Saturday and Jesus rested ( in the tomb ) wish I could rest ( not in a tomb ) but in the living room bedroom or any room, but no once again I am scheduled to work.
I should be on Chapter Eight of my life and yet here I am, an old dog just leaving the prologue.
These really are peculiar times and my bones ache.
You would think that we'd know that everything was just so but I only know what I think and at the moment I think that Good Friday wasn't that good at all.
Work was depressingly manic and I now need a tonic to tide me through the dark hours of the night.
Self-doubting and the ripples spread out in ever widening circles.
Try not to do it try to power your way through it,
we're all heading down to the ocean some are placid streams some are raging torrents some are serene some filled with torments but we're all going to get there in the end.
Half of them I never heard of and the other half I never cared for,
time to explore time to find out what finding out's for, but first write a letter home yes some still know how to we're not all attached to the glue tube.
oh yes, glue gets you high it also gets you stuck in a rut.
That last summer which we greatly enjoyed feels like the last century,
The mind of man employs distractions conjures up attractions to take our minds off the time that it takes to put on the brakes and remind us that summer is behind us and autumn falls due.
but it cannot see that Eliot's Starnbergersee is an illusion, and Marie could be you passsing by me with a smile on your face