it's also the anniversary of the unpleasant cultural shift
if you would be interested in a television show about magick yet also about
debt, and about community and about capitalism, not dark or gritty but still
deep and touching, with lots of subtle and precise humour, with plenty of
patterns and hints and sacred numbers, with a great storyline, and a great
cast i would like to recommend Lodge 49. it's really really good. it's
uplifting.
as well as plain jokes, some of it is the kind of stuff Spike Milligan
would find funny like a regular object just being slightly bigger than
expected or a very carefully chosen word
i need to book a hotel. right now i only have a flight and it's less than 3
weeks away. i'll be landing at 4am!
i keep getting sick
ok so i didn't realize the bitcoin currency symbol was added to unicode in
2017
which
fine whatever, however
check this out:
βΏ-)
i'm wearing fancy little glasses
people love saying βeverything is gonna be OKβ but actually weβre all gonna
die
this is funnier than it should be Top ten numbers from 1-10 | Letterman |
YouTube- if you make an effort to get out of
your house as soon as possible every morning, that's very helpful. just the
first thing you gotta do is get outside for 10 mins as soon as you can, it
really helps make the day work
went to a conference workshop on Monday. they had no food i could eat, i got
really hungry. afterwards i went around for a while and drank and talked to
strangers. learnt that there is a point when i stop wanting to enjoy people and
start wanting something from people and that's when everything goes wrong. have
to stay under that number of drinks from now on. i will be 2 pints drunk at all
times from now on.
Tuesday I worked and slept. jimena got a haircut, it looks cute. she's like a
happy little berry.
Wednesday I worked and slept. We had a date, i slept through it. i felt terrible
about it.
Thursday i started to feel ill. i worked and slept. I had a bath, and at one
point in the bath i became aware of something: i was going to shit and vomit. it
was an emergency, literally, something was going to emerge from me. i scrambled
out of the bath. my foot hit the floor and when it did i slipped a little. time
stopped. i could see what fate would befall me if i fell: i would have slipped
so i'd hit the toilet bowl and crack my skull while puking and shitting
everywhere and i would have died drowned in my own waste and bleeding from the
skull. glad i caught my balance.
Friday i stayed up late because we had a date. jimena ended up staying out, and
we did not have our date. she felt terrible about it.
Saturday was Benjamin's birthday and we went to Battersea park for Ben's
birthday bash. it was a good time. met some nice new people. didn't spend too
much money. everyone was going to the rave later and i wasn't feeling it (still
a bit sick!!) so i went home and me and Jimena had an impromptu date for about 4
hours. it was really nice and fruitful. felt wonderful about it.
oh i completely forgot to mention. my job has approved my working from Mexico
for 6 weeks starting in July. i booked a flight. 7th. so i'm going back. i'm
very excited. don't know where i'm staying yet. will figure that out soon
enough.
do you ever think, like, you know, they are killing us? protest doesn't seem to
do anything, and is being criminalized? we've seen now with the pandemic that
even if it kills hundreds of thousands of people they will not stop the machine?
they will not change? what option do we have? like what is the actual avenue for
change when it is so urgent? we can't wait to build class consciousness and
solidarity and all those things that take half a century because by that time
we'll be living on a ball of ash? what options are there for real and permanent
change?