For those who know where to look, my stories are sprinkled over this blog. You should be able to reconstruct everything that’s happened by reading it all the right way. I’d love to tell the entire story as it is, clearly, without vagueness. But to protect other people’s privacy and my own, I can’t do that. Sometimes, when randomly rereading parts of my diary, I realize how strangely interwoven everything can be, and how weird overall. You wouldn’t make this kind of things up, I believe. Especially I wouldn’t, because no one died ;).
And now I’m at home while I should be in class, because I’ve got a headache (ouch ouch), and I’m thinking about my crappy life. No, that’s not true. My life isn’t crappy. Though we’re running over the same old ground again. But I’m smarter now and I know what to expect – nothing. It’s a lot easier to be happy when you are sure about what to expect. No more begging for what’s lost, I once wrote. Soon everything will be just like before… Unless life decides to fool me again. I know I won’t resist, but all along, what does it matter?
I will get rid of the headache and somehow, everything will turn out right. Maybe it’s all come to an end already. The future will tell, and perhaps one day I’ll tell you the entire story.
No Blog Intended 
Michael Cargill
/ February 25, 2013You’re pregnant? Congratulations!
Hope the headache goes away.
No Blog Intended
/ February 25, 2013Wait, what? :p
Obvs not, I’m a lot holier than that. But if it’s a boy, I’ll name him Michael.
Le Clown
/ February 25, 2013A,
Was this a Conor Oberst song,or did I get lost?
Le Clown
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/ February 25, 2013As far as I know, Wish you were here is entirely Pink Floyd’s…?
Le Clown
/ February 25, 2013A,
Is is Conor Oberst playing David Gilmour?
Le Clown
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/ February 25, 2013Your questions are hard ;).
Not as far as I know or find o the Internet though…
mgert123
/ February 25, 2013Another old classic song “What comes around goes around”. Things seem to go the way they’re supposed to in the end. Hang in there!
No Blog Intended
/ February 25, 2013Classic songs always get you through :). I’m certainly hanging in – there’s not really a choice, is there?
Rutabaga the Mercenary Researcher
/ February 25, 2013When I get maudlin, I listen to TIme by Pink Floyd 🙂
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/ February 25, 2013Ooooh yes, also a good one :).
Rutabaga the Mercenary Researcher
/ February 25, 2013Listening all morning now 🙂
El Guapo
/ February 25, 2013Ah yes, the melancholies. This too shall pass. Don’t let the same ground get to you. At some point (at least for me), it passes into your lexicon of stories and experience, and you get to move on from there.
And to help the melancholies on their way, enjoy a ridiculously foolish song with a great hook.
No Blog Intended
/ February 25, 2013If there’s one cure for worrying and wondering about life, it’s definitely this video! Hehehe :).
Certainly. This story of mine may already have become something from the past. Maybe it’s already over and done with. I can deal with it because I know it will and has to happen…
Edita (pret-a-reporter)
/ February 26, 2013Now that Pink Floyd is on this blog I can officially claim that you and I are one. Just in different dimensions, or something sci-fi like that.
This is starting to frighten me too.
You probably gathered that PF is my fave band ever. Like ever. I was fortunate enough to attend their concert two years ago, it was The Wall 🙂
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/ February 26, 2013Yep, I’m in fact just a part of your mind that has left for another body ;).
That must have been GREAT!! Lucky you :).
Edita (pret-a-reporter)
/ February 27, 2013Oh my Lord. It wasn’t great, it was fantastic. It was otherworldly. And other adjectives 😀
El Guapo
/ March 1, 2013I’m back! Possibly you’re on your way out though…