Saturday, July 16, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Personal advertisement
Wanted:
Womanmate.
Prerequisites:
A frequent smile, a vigorous yet thoughtful sense of humor.
A beacon of positive energy in an aggressively bleak world.
Readiness, willingness, and ability to adventure wildly.
Readiness, willingness, and ability to fluctuate to and from domesticity and nomadism, as wild adventures deem prudent.
True Compassion for creatures and idea(l)s large and small.
A grasp on, and a downright enthusiasm for, one’s Blessings: living situation, food security, family members, friendships, sunshine, fresh air, snow, bodies of water, uncertainties, dancing, animals, touch, taste, smell, ideas, music, the human body, sex, love, etc.
Offer:
The initiating party (D.S. Clark) is offering a “relationship-at-will” arrangement. That is, either party can terminate the relationship at any time, with or without cause, with or without notice.
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Monday, December 6, 2010
December bumbling
I've cut out most every unnecessary feature of my life. I've learned so much about how to stick up for myself and strike a balance between being vulnerable and being steadfast...at least in theory. I don't have time for people who don't really love me for who I am. You can take a number. I control the flow into my inner circle. Initiating a zero-tolerance policy for those who can't comprehend the simple virtues of love and selflessness.
Agency carries me, and the onset of winter hardens my resolve more than ever before. Watch the heck out.
Agency carries me, and the onset of winter hardens my resolve more than ever before. Watch the heck out.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
2010
2010 has been the best year for me since 2007. My pockets are full of things-to-do and things-I-need-to-focus on lists. Relax. Stand up straight. Walk tall. Show the world you're unafraid. Stop worrying. Enjoy it. Love.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Sunday, January 31, 2010
2010 thus far
So, here sits our hero, on a purple couch in East Geelong, Victoria, Australia, sipping water from a My Little Pony mug, in orange swim trunks, hair filled with that wonderful post-ocean saltiness. Earlier there was a hail storm, but he was safe under an awning as he scavenged abandoned French fries from a fish & chips shop trash can. Slightly palatable, still warm, and free. It's a January summer in southeast Australia.
From New Years until departure to Australia were busy and wonderful. New Years Eve there was a Strand of Oaks/Jason Anderson & the Best show in Somerville, and the whole May St. crew went out from Worcester through the snows. I(hereby abandon third-person narrative for the remainder of this posting) saw some friends, made a couple new ones, had a generally lovely time, got rather wasted and woke up the next morning in JP, although I don't remember how that exactly happened. New Years day consisted of driving back to Worcester and going to Misquamicut Beach with Diaz & Tara. Of course we stripped naked and jumped into the ocean. After earning a round of applause from the assembled sundry middle-aged bystanders, we retreated to the car and headed home, heat on full blast.
15 rowdy Worcester kids & friends got wasted and went to a Worcester Sharks game. We were awarded the dubious distinction of the "Official Nuts of the Game" by some official-type guys, and were given a big bag of mixed nuts. They were mostly thrown everywhere, but I got to eat some. Yum. On our walk home we all tackled each other into snowbanks and bushes.
We did some shows during the week and then flew to Australia.
Now I'm here until March 9th.
I'm flat broke but have some plans. I almost got a job as a beach volleyball referee but accidentally didn't show up on what was to be my first day. Whoops! My lazy half(okay, 3/4) was secretly gladdened.
I think I'm going to try and strive towards drinking less and organically being happier and more excited. I am also focusing on personal fitness here in little silly ways. Jumping jacks. Push-ups. Runs on the beach.
What am I even trying to say here? Things need to change in my life in big ways. Australia is lovely, and I am having a great time. Oops, travelblog fail
From New Years until departure to Australia were busy and wonderful. New Years Eve there was a Strand of Oaks/Jason Anderson & the Best show in Somerville, and the whole May St. crew went out from Worcester through the snows. I(hereby abandon third-person narrative for the remainder of this posting) saw some friends, made a couple new ones, had a generally lovely time, got rather wasted and woke up the next morning in JP, although I don't remember how that exactly happened. New Years day consisted of driving back to Worcester and going to Misquamicut Beach with Diaz & Tara. Of course we stripped naked and jumped into the ocean. After earning a round of applause from the assembled sundry middle-aged bystanders, we retreated to the car and headed home, heat on full blast.
15 rowdy Worcester kids & friends got wasted and went to a Worcester Sharks game. We were awarded the dubious distinction of the "Official Nuts of the Game" by some official-type guys, and were given a big bag of mixed nuts. They were mostly thrown everywhere, but I got to eat some. Yum. On our walk home we all tackled each other into snowbanks and bushes.
We did some shows during the week and then flew to Australia.
Now I'm here until March 9th.
I'm flat broke but have some plans. I almost got a job as a beach volleyball referee but accidentally didn't show up on what was to be my first day. Whoops! My lazy half(okay, 3/4) was secretly gladdened.
I think I'm going to try and strive towards drinking less and organically being happier and more excited. I am also focusing on personal fitness here in little silly ways. Jumping jacks. Push-ups. Runs on the beach.
What am I even trying to say here? Things need to change in my life in big ways. Australia is lovely, and I am having a great time. Oops, travelblog fail
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