Fuck #1: I’m sure if I actually manage to keep this up this will only be the first of many in the FUCK Chronicles. Can you even swear in a blog? In fact I don’t even think this is an actual Fuck. It’s more of a practice Fuck. Or even an obligatory Fuck. That kind of Fuck you force yourself to have because you instinctually feel as though you should be having a Fuck but you’re not. Will blogspot.com exist when I’m 70? Probably not in any recognizable form, but let’s imagine that it will. I see myself sitting next to a wii fire place, holding in one hand my wireless controller, which is more likely at that point to be a computer chip implanted under the skin, leaving the hand free to hold a beerijuanaproteincokepluseverythingyaneed future shake, placing logs in a virtual woodstove for ‘exercise’ gaining points for the amount of cyber-heat-degrees I can produce to run the power plant in my virtual
2nd Life third world while my ‘1st Life' first body sits in front of my air purification conditioning device in my lower level living cubicle in Capitol, the last clean city on Earth. Sitting there reminiscing of the time in my late 20’s when it was still safe to go outside and when sometimes it got cold and we had real fires in real fireplaces producing real heat for no purpose other than the fulfillment of our selfish desire for physical comfort. ‘Capitol’ is of course a reference to a world in an Orson Scott Card novel and heat of course is a reference to something we used to need before Global Boiling became the environmental issue that united the world under one common goal…the unconditional survival of the human species, back in 2017. The other hand is typing our daily blog entry. This particular one is called Fuck Chronicles: Volume 83,157.
Never mind. That’s obviously a drunken ramble of sorts. Not based in any sound facts. Of course there won’t be any kind of ‘keyboards’ in existence in any year after 2017. They’ll be eliminated along with anything else that might require the physical use of any part of the body in the
Technology Because We Can Revolution of the year 20nottoolongfromnow. Silly. I nearly rambled myself into forgetting the point of this whole entry. Yes, I believe there was one.
Leaving…that’s it. It started with this conversation with Alex tonight, walking through the neighborhood after the barbeque. He asked me how I was feeling about ‘all this’…It might be the first time I’ve been asked. The roomies flipped me the tiniest bit of shit I could ask for and have been cool. But they don’t ask and anytime I may try to talk about it…which usually starts with, “This is weird” or “I may be a bit freaked out” all I get is the “You’ll do fine”. In fact that’s probably the only feed back I’ve gotten from anyone…anyone. At the moment, though this is the first time I’m letting it all out, I want to yell some shit like…”Of course I’ll be fine, I’ve always been fine, through everything, all of it. In fact I usually do better than being fine…especially in the last year and a half and ESPECIALLY in the last 4 months…but that doesn’t change the fact that it feels fucking weird and I may be a little freaked out! Fuckers.” But usually I don’t think that…out loud…in my head…like a thought.
It’s natural and fitting that he would asked. It made me think of the fact that I’ve been here for four years, and that I moved out here a lot because of Alex, and all the growing up we’ve all done, and how he’s one of the few people here or anywhere that have been here for all of this most recent leg of the journey. And that that is exactly what it’s been. A leg in the journey. Even if I come back here and settle in to something…meaning getting a place again and staying here and working again…maybe a year will have gone by, maybe three and I’ll be different and it will be a different time. I’ve lived in this house for four years. It’s the only place I’ve lived in Seattle. And I can’t remember myself before I lived here. I was different.
And now I’m packing up to move out and be gone for…a while. It feels like a strange sort of limbo. I feel like I never really came back. I didn’t. I knew it right along. I just sent my body here to get my ‘stuff’ as rid of as possible and dealt with otherwise. I don’t live here anymore already. I just…live here sometimes? That’s what I’ve been saying in my head. It works for me.
Not having a home. I need that for a while. I remembered what I wanted when I came here. Just a
music stand and a mattress. It’s funny. I have a music stand and…I have a mattress. But I never got what I wanted. Not yet.