– YESTERDAY – Uneventful, except for class, where we discussed Barthelme’s The Dead Father and had a rousing debate on Lacan. I don’t know enough of Lacan to offer an informed opinion, but I offered the perspective that anything necessarily hingeing on Freud is whack.

– BLOGGING – Last week was dull and this week is shaping to be dull. I promise to post more interesting stuff as soon as I’m just a bit less overwhelmed, which I expect will be… next week.
– YESTERDAY – Stopped by church after work, went home and had a pizza dinner with Jessica, then a nap until nine.

Got this from mxzzy.

The Movie Of Your Life Is A Black Comedy

In your life, things are so twisted that you just have to laugh. You may end up insane, but you’ll have fun on the way to the asylum.

– YESTERDAY – Whatever. I got some inordinately good news, 90% solid. (I’ll report when I hit 100%). But I also wasn’t able to finish my comments on Jared and Erica’s writing before class, meaning my thought hadn’t quite gelled for discussion, plus I need to make them up soon so I don’t get overwhelmed.

I have assorted, almost-disconnected images, but this was a striking year for me. From October through July I was involved six different productions and one rock concert (a record), I had gotten a girl to call herself my “girlfriend” for over a week (a record) at which point I broke up with her (also a first).

– THE WEEKEND – The weekend sucked hard, not just for me, it seems, but for a lot of my friends as well. One bright spot, however, was my Prose-Poetry workshop on Saturday, where we discussed a chapter from Urbtantasm.

– YESTERDAY – Lovely relaxed day. Got a fair amount done. A pleasant evening with Jess.
– WEATHER – In the east and eastern midwest, the aftermath of the recent storm is felt in cold winds and some snow and sleet.

– TODAY – I slept until 12:33 PM (on account of having barely slept at all earlier in the week). As a result, everything is far behind today. I’ll try to catch up tomorrow. I cannot spent long posting now, so I won’t.

For some of this it means a day of soot-streaked foreheads, for some over a month of fish stricks, and for some absolutely nothing. Bu if you partied it up during Carnival and Mardi Gras, it’s appropriate, gratifying even, to rest for a little while.

– YESTERDAY – Stayed up all night working on my Ryder presenation. Today I am exhausted.
– WEATHER – It looks as though, for March, the Central, Southwest, and South of the nation will be warmer than average. Both coasts, the Rockies, and the eastern Midwest will be about average.