Tuesday, October 9, 2007

Blogging reluctantly

I find myself more and more reluctant to blog. I send all of my thoughts into the blogosphere for them to sit. I find it troubling on many levels. For one I use words like blogosphere...what kind of shit is that? I'm venting to those who decide to read and wonder if they actually read. Do they understand what I'm trying to say. I vent politically to readers that agree with me. I mean I'm preaching to the converted. A real get for me if some fundamentalist Christian were to log on and go hmmmmm he's got a point.

I don't know blogging seems to be a form of literary masturbation. Getting out my jollies one quip at a time. I need to create something worth something. Until then I'm just pretending, and I don't want to pretend anymore. I need action. It's been said you gotta give action to get action. I've always found that to be very true. I need to make something out of nothing. I need to make something that is unfunny hysterical. Who else is going to do it. It's time to get off the bench and do something worth something. Stop looking on as other people make themselves happy socially, mentally, and professionally. I need a muse someone who inspires me. Gotta get me one of those.

Tuesday, October 2, 2007

Cruel World

I guess we find ourselves no matter how positive we try to be, living in a very cruel world. A world where people treat responsibility like something that used to be useful. Only to find it now to irrelevant. A world where Kevin Federline is ruled by a court of law to be a more responsible parent. Responsibility gone and forgotten like anvils and eight track tapes.

It's cruel that people would rather watch shows based on 30 second insurance ads, or whatever that freak Chris Crocker is doing. They'd rather watch that than shows like Studio 60. (I know i'm almost over it) It's a very cruel world where the good people get stepped on and the mediocre come out on top.

It's especially cruel when the people of this country are directly involved in a war, but choose not to acknowledge it. It's as if we've all decided that if we ignore it people aren't dying.

It's a cruel world..................................