July 04, 2004
they've come to keep your pretty things from danger
Hello all. I'm back on the west coast, safe and mostly sound.
Reacclimation to being home has been difficult, so far. A lot of deep rooted splinters worked their way to the surface of my skin while I was away, and the last few days they've been festering and demanding attention.
Tiny isn't coming back, for real. So I've made plans to move in with some lovely ladies on the backside of capitol hill. I'm glad things came together so smoothly, but it was hard to come home to an apartment that will feel empty until I leave it, and to face the fact that I was going to have to pack all my fucking shit up and motherfucking move again. (I'm not a happy mover.)
I spent nearly 2 days wandering around the hill, sometimes getting confused and thinking that I was in Brooklyn, but there had been some kind of bomb that eliminated all the trash and 2/3rds of the people. Any time not spent walking around my neighborhood trying not to freak out was spent wandering in circles in my own apartment, trying not to freak out.
I'll be fine in a few days. Perhaps I'm already fine, and no one has bothered to tell me about it yet. In any case, hang in there, we'll be back to the regular posting schedule as soon as I go back to work.
Thanks Sonya. I have a trailer and I can help you move if you would like. I know what you mean about the end of things empty. You are walking in circles in it now. Later.
Posted by: nathaniel at July 4, 2004 12:06 PMI know it's a feeble thing to write, but I enjoyed your New York adventure enormously. So recover for a while and then dazzle us some more.
We're living vicariously through you!
ic, lc & lc - x
Posted by: ian at July 4, 2004 12:42 PMCrooklyn misses you.
Posted by: Sarah B. at July 5, 2004 10:03 AMThe medicine cabinet in my apt. is the same as the one in your pic. Tri-open style with the center portion swinging out to the left......
Posted by: sammus at July 6, 2004 11:51 AM