bullshit blog.  you used to be golden, ponyboy.  What happened?

Ah, well me being Ponyboy, after I grew up, I started gambling.  I tried to prize with one too many fights, and then I started just 

We all gave each other high fives
when she walked by.
She made us all ecstatic,
I had just puked.

We're almost there my love!

It's all right brother i don't hate you i just honked cause you're taking up time from where i want to be

in fact, more likely than not, i may love you.  hold on, let me take anotherdrunk—yes, yessure, i love you as much as the much in muchness

That's why you drive a Subraru, cocksucker







You're everything I know.
You've grown by default
into the massive emptiness
that completes space to space.

I think about you like you're a room.
Days someone he whirls his finger
and you're a sphere through which I exist.

I'm always falling into you;
sometimes I wish I'd never met you.
Your particles are my clouds;
and your giggles and exhales,
days you exclaim are little dots;
and the universe is the space
between us.





Going through all the motions of relapse. Appearances are important.  At the motels I gave them several appearances, all within one look.  Did that make sense?  I meant the thirty looks trying to look straight at them.  
Day of french fries
Day of mayonaisse
Day of soda
I don't care for the diet
I want full flavor
because I hate myself
and want to die.

Oh, eat it, eat it
you f-in cow
Oh, eat it, eat it
you f-in cow

When I start litering, I know spiritually I'm not in a good place.
Drunk at the dentist.  Then drunk on first day of volunteerism.  This is totally wrong.  I'm telling you, I'm making progress!  

It's not like I'm going just going to stop abruptly as the day and its rhythm as unique as the stream in Monkey Canyon—don't be foolish now, I'm not going to rest on my laurels.  I have to soldier on, meet the day until I can rest and gather my courage. Just a pain in the gulliver, mother.  You see that, it's a reference using the reference as the opposite of the  meaning of the original, but still keeping the essence of the original as a delicious cop-out.
Volunteering then is detox work, like you taight me.  Have you been getting my texts—opps, break's over.  

I sound like I had a real productive day today

I wonder if anybody else does what I do. What I really do, I mean.  That I can makes joke about it now in here, I see it as progress, even if it's a retro night trying to mimic a lax smooth progression into oblivion.    I don't feel the same, even as I keep doing the same shit.  I'm still the same, but I don't feel the same.  And that's a statement I use conscious of the particular weight I give it.  Somehow, since April my mind is continually being introduced to new stipulations and circumstances, that it would probably never see going with the width of my behavior in some uncomfortable sea.  And I know you think that doesn't make sense, but I think that word could work. Looking back now, at just only the few months prior to—and it was so perfect, how first contact hit me the night I couldn't have prepared playtime more perfectly.  All I could muster up at the time were some pitiful allusions, while I was studiously launching its career into stardom.  And I was so humble, I knew it wouldn't need me anymore to nuture it, and I was proud, and, and I never knew when my face would contort, and I couldn't talk to people anymore, but I always knew I didn't have to worry about it anymore, what they saw, it was beautiful.   My tone, it was dead, but only on the surface, tears would hit my nerves inexplicable, and I didn't know what to make of it except that it felt good to make a left turn that moment.  All I could do was make references to it,  and I'd be so drunken full of tears that all the misspellings were a disaster and that made it more special, and it was perfect.  It was the only way to convey a tone.   And I was going through my patterns and deep into it, without saying something here in between, some new golden self-reflection, and then going back into the thick of it, the sounds, headphones—I wasn't even looking through the curtains anymore, or worse, at the curtains, some vulnerable insterstice, something uneasy.  It was turning into a home.  There was nothing left in here.  There was no hope, but luckily it didn't need anything of redeeming value to work with.  I didn't realize that new information until I pieced it together from the messages the people in my delusions had been bombarding me with.  

I look back fondly on those days, when in the vulgar spasming sour matter of my mind—kind of a reaching sentence there—the malaise of my soul and rapture of my loins had felt the breath of some convoluted truth too crazy to be real—too grand, too terrifying, overwhelming like a new ocean, too much of one big thing —but too abrupt and reinvigorating to remind the brain that it had just made sense, even if it was only in the haze.  

Somewhere in its extremes, from unwitting martyr to celebrity hero then back to plain and drowsy, from sweet-heart romance ploys to identity theft, from blackmail to blurting out my secrets, then back home again with my defects to take with me.  And usually, all I'm left with  are the issues in my head to address.  And I do that now, I address them.  It's easier than to work on them.  Some of them, I honestly don't know what field can handle them.  And during this time I've stumbled into a confidence in my writing that I've only aired in drunken boasts before.  Daily my life has a slight purpose that I hadn't much looked into before.  And if I can write something cool that night, that keeps me going; and if I can be start being of service—I mean, even by default that's going to shoot me through my day—but if I could write something cool, too, that day, on top of being useful...Something instilled in my life some meaning.  Something allowed me to talk about things I couldn't bring up, even if it was by way of blackmail, torture, rebellion, and lunacy.  My actions today may not reflect it, but I hope you're reading this.

 I have difficulty staying sober for any long period of time to show him a progress report of concrete results backed by nothwithstanding facts—those are facts that stand on their own—on those days when he's up at 5, but couldn't sleep, and the TV won't turn on for the game, the channel list won't load on their site it's so hard being a fan in this country, they 're all racist against me that's why they make it so difficult and what the hell, really, is the point anymore if it won't turn on as the minutes are being played?  It's such an insolent existential affront to me by that shit independent sphere of life technology...and I got up early, but no page views for the new post, and I know shouldn't be checking every hour especially when I sense the irrational spite and fear, and I thought I had airifiable evidence this time that people were out there, and now—and now it's 5am, the TV won't come on, and I got no page views and nothing, nothing!   I went to sleep with the hope of a balloon...And she didn't stop by with the recent pattern we had been building in our relationship, so she might be doing that right now, and my whole life is trying not to do what I do, what I really do, and she's up there doing that or, or living—it may have never even been her—and I'm down here, and she may not even think of me and all I got to look forward to is acceptance...I mean, why even bother sometimes, and the bluetooth in the car keeps turning on and off like a meanspirited prank whlie I'm sensing that even God knows I can't suceed and all my jokes have a sour aftertaste and I don't feel patience, tolerance, and love for others, and prayer enrages me when the cigarette just won't go out—how many times, and how can I pray when the seat belt is acting up again and I yanked it 17 times and I'm trying everything at once and you can forget about gently pulling it back and out and fuck him I'm pulling out first, and I just know my nerves won't rest on any accomplishment the day's tasks will bring.  There's really not one cause, and all the causes combined don't warrant my kind of response, so there's no real explanation other than it was a choice to drink.  My nerves just won't rest, and somehow my prize is the week long olympic marathon of depravity. 

Basically, any reason becomes as potent as another, when the thought's been planted. Once I realized that, I allowed myself to give up, then I tried not to waste any more time.  At the end, I failed to utilize the tools others have suggested; maybe they don't work for me the same way, or I go ahead and do it anyway, drink.  I'm talking about drinking.  I drink good.  I'm kind of an asshole when I walk into a liquor store on relapse, because I've been wretched in my car prior like a Dostoevsky character,  with psychologically acute sensations.  I try to rip the material off the top with my teeth and give him too much cash, and he gives it back and I say nothing and some years ago they changed the glue or something on the wrapper on the of head of the Jack bottle, sure that could be a dick, and I cuss them out everytime for how many tries it takes to rip the damn thing off, and then I chug it down the first chance I get like it's from withdrawal, which is kind of dramatic and pretentious, but my nerves always make me exaggerate it like it's my water.  And then when I'm ready for the chase—I'll tell you, the walk from the car to the room, when I know I have everything and can lock up—it's the most frantic piece of bliss that I know.  I'm sick, bird.

 If I'm confident, I'm cocky, then malcontented.  Then I'm insecure, cocky, spiteful, and drinking; I chew on self-pity, and all because of ego.  I'll be doing some sort of service, which isn't much but, and I'll find myself judging others if I'm in a foul mood—that I have them all figured out by their car and their look—that their souls aren't special enough for spiritual afflictions—and that's exactly how I fear peolple neatly brushing me off.  If a girl doesn't check me out, especially if she's going about her day, but especially if she looks like she's going about her day, I'm already above her and the choices she's made.  

I could've kept up the integrity of the blog in subtler ways, but this is how things stand at the moment.  I thought I'd be more dispirited, broken only like things that can't physicalky break,  but I just went back to where I left off when I got high, and there are things I would like to do now.  And I figure I can sort that out if I can get some time to sort that out.  Part of me was reading into the closed captioning during the shows on TV—I think every show's about me now, or on my relapse days, they have the actors read special lines—but a a part of me wouldn't let me try to read into them.  I tried not to react and stick to the game plan and concentrate on theincentive at hand.  I tried to ignore you.  This shouldn't have happened, and it's alarming how I deal with the prospect of an unpleasant day.  Didn't know how I'd fall from your thoughts.

Well, one thing I have to change, I gotta set some bottom line behavior towards checking my stats.  That worked great the last month, and I have results to show for it.  Then I hit the bottle and went straight for the pageview.  I heard in a show today while I was in the thick of it a line about one of the characters not changing his work, that he may not have worked toward a change he desired, so I'll take that into mind.  Really though, I'm short on ideas, considering how lazy I am with growth.  Pots, stacking up p.o.t.s I was to blame.  In another show, I was the child, and she was another character but she already had a real child.   Then back in the other show, I had the whole crew following me through caves and rock for some hidden treasure or insignificant dust hidden in the rocks, and there were maps or radors of where the dust particles were to be found if one were to walk right in to the cave, and he looked like me and was always sulking and when he sat his hands were always placed on his crotch like he wanted to get to work but people would be around him.  And when people were standing or sitting around on a break ib the caves, with the rocks and tgeir clothes having similar colors, every body was always in some sexual position like an abstract painting.  And then finding new work?   I'm a felon.  Well, I have tatoos.  Well, I don't have the tattoos.  But I have some stories about the drunk tank.  There's the one where I wrapped the toilet paper around my feet when they took off my socks.  When they asked me personal questions I told them I was suicidal so I could go to the special cell—I didn't want to be thrown in with the gangs—but it was cold, and it was a city jail and pretty empty and they kept me in longer than general pop for observation.  So that kind of backfired. Here's a little illustration to go with it, remember?

- Hey, let me get some toilet paper.
- No.
- C'mon man, I gotta take a shit.
- Get away from me!

I didn't really say that.  The important thing is that I thought about it.

And here's one about my time in county.

- Welcome to county, boys.
- Hey, you guys got Wi-fi?  I gotta check my blog.

What's strong about that piece, is that I use the word, "county" to highlight what I had just revealed, that it was a piece about county.  Moreover, I am now making the word brighter, aesthetically.

Some more notes about my time in lock up: after a couple days when they moved us into smaller pods, as opposed to packed cells, and I started acting like myself because nothing traumatic had happened, I wasn't jumped or had to pick a side and jump in the fight—well, one security guard yelled at me for approaching him instead of another officer and asked if I wanted a kiss, and that he's not my mother.  That kinda hurt my feelings—even though he's right, he's not my mother—and it was embarassing because the whole section heard it and laughed.  Anyway, in the evening, when I made a joke to an inmate—he was childish like me, we hit it off comfortably—and his friend, who was of the same race as him, the other guy didn't laugh, and just stared at me.  When I found myself wondering if this guy might not like me, I realized then I gotta lower my expectations here, and not be myself.  I wouldn't last.  

The day I turned myself in and ended up being put in the crazy hold, that was one of the scariest days of my life, when during the interrogation I was convinced I was going away for a very long time, 7- 8 years at least, based on the evidence and charges I felt them presenting, their vile tone, facial expressions, third person stories they would in passing tell each other about scum bags who should be burned and I knew it was directed towards me; which special guy to put me in with, and it was so uncomfortable on the chair with the chains behind my back, I would knod off when I could get away with it and my head would hang, I started looking forward to the bunk, I made no effort at a defense, I was defeated and petrified but too tired to absorb it—and all I heard was moaning, and when the porn wasn't streaming anymore, I heard a voice in another room say "Thanks for taking care of my girlfriend" and I didn't look up but two guys and a girl walked past the interrogation room and one of the men stuck his head in and looked at me.  And on top of that, by turning myself in, I had inadvertently expediated their scheme, because I started realizing in the squad car that their Cheif was in on the conspiracy—I already started picturing him as a powerful man, corrupt, with millions or hundreds of thousands he makes from his powerful position—so  when I turned myself in so my parents wouldn't be exposed to anything more than me sounding crazy,  I realized, when I was in the back of the squad car,  that the whole city and police department—I envisioned the head of city and the chief of police having fruit with their lunch on some golf course in suits, in a powerful and corrupt, but more powerful manner—when I saw a police officer get the signal, walk over to my dad, and flash him the evidence they were blackmailing us with, a picture of me masturbating.  

I was so worn down in the process, the night before with the ninjas stalking the house cause I wouldn't answer to them, that I never allowed myself to hold any hope that I was only on a hold like the officers had said in front of my parents; and at one point, when the health employees were checking my...well, my health, and when they were feeding me some food, one of the nurses—the way I saw her facial expression, I immediately screamed out, "What happened?"  I was convinced she was about to tell me my mother had a heart attack, when she found out about the pictures of me masturbating and how everyone was extorting them for $12 million, all because of what I had sunk to.  I realized they had been following me for some time, in all the motels previous, and I was the weak link with poison as moral fiber, and I was now a deserved target.  I slept for what seemed like forever on the most comfortable lazyboy sofa's ever.  And I was still sleeping and was on a girdle when I found I was being let go when they were moving me.  I later asked my dad if the cop didn't show him a evidence photo of me jerking off—because I had seen his face and eyes sink into his stomach and his back crotch with it—and he said the officer had just given him my ID back.
I can't let go of my ego and try to slip one in here and there.  That means I haven't let go.  This is neither here nor there.

In one dream I was standing in the bathroom crying because I was relaying some thoughts to her that, in a sarcastic tone lost in translation, "She can do whatever she wants, it's not like ___ 's (I was speaking in third person lost in translation) living like a dog sitting at home waiting for her to check in with a pageview.  I don't think I would have actually said pageview in a dream.  Yea right pal, I dream in pageviews.

Everybody needs a bosom for a pillow


I had a dream.
- He had a dream!
- Oh great. 
- Gather 'round everyone—the pervert's had a dream!
- You know who else had a dream?
- Shut up, everybody.
It was 10:48pm.
- Are you sure it wasn't 11:48pm?  That's closer to midnight.
- Will you shut up and let him finish telling the story?
- (after a pause) You shut up.
It was 10:48pm.  I had pulled around to the back of the motel.
- Oh, a motel!
- You know what he does in motels!
- Yea, jerks off!
- Shut up!
- No, you shut up.
There was a man and a woman standing outside at the rear as well.  The woman was by her stroller.  The man was looking into a back window.  It was dark in the rear.
- It always is!
I saw in the clock in my car that it was 10:48pm, and looked to the couple to discern if it was safe to go in. They were being discrete.  While the man was looking into the window, the woman had in her hand one of those seashell musical instruments you shake and it feels like the sound of sand moving inside.  She was using it gently as a signal that the coast was clear.  I got out and walked into the courtyard of the motel.  Security was more prominent than usual.  Two little Asian men stood in rent-a-cop suits two sizes too big.  Their big hats hid their faces and when some activity moved past them in the courtyard, they got lost in their suits—but you could tell, that one of the old Asian men was an old Asian woman.  More security lay in wait in front of the door of the makeshift operation.  These officers stood on the pavement of the parking, not on some slab of concrete.  They were one inch taller than the old Asian man and woman, and they, too, wore big hats and were lost in their suits.  I didn't want to make them nervous, in case one of them dropped their gun, and had to crotch to pick it up with both hands.

I walked into the room, and inside were more Asians: a man and three women running around the room.  I immediately assumed the man was vile, but he was just stern with his workers.  I asked if I could still get mine, and he nodded respectfully, and I knew I didn't hate him.  I looked up to a cardboard sign somewhere by the curtains, but didn't need to read the felt menu.  I knew I wanted it with ham.  I ordered my breakfast burrito, and in the tail end of the haze, I found myself debating if there might be pineapples in it with a teriyaki glaze.

* I'm not sure if the title of this should be
a) Everybody Needs A Bosom for a pillow
b) crotch
My mind tells me in my dreams the only way to get mine is to give up.  And sometimes when tempted towards existential giveupingness, I have to look back at my delusions to remind me I'm not crazy, and what good the future can hold.  But the fact still remains, that my beard itches, flies adorn my face, and I ripely smell.

I'm sick, bird.

psst...I can smell the inside of my nose.

The linings of the right side of my face and my temple I'm pretty sure are green. And when I touch the right side of my face, it's like touching a cheap melted ice pack.

I'm on antibiotics, and I remember a line from a Radiohead song about being on antibiotics, so I know it's cool to do antibiotics.
I have a strong desire for the female body.  When I take my cold medicine and try to sleep I envision in a cave a man who is made and shaped of burnt coal making love—sex!—to a fully plump and bare bottomed healthy woman.

This also suggests I see women as food, doesn't it?
I miss the YMCA.  I miss asking every pretty lifeguard if I get chlorine in my ear will my brain itch just so they could think I'm retarded.  I miss the sleezy faces I would make at the one with the junk in her trunk just cause I knew it would make me look sleezy.  I was so proud of myself.

Every morning before I get out of bed, my heart breaks, and then I get out of bed.

- Rekindle the fire of my fancy
- eh
- C'mon
- eh
- C'mon!
- eh
- Oh, Come on!
- ...
- Why aren't you saying anything?
- eh
- How I have failed you.
- You want me to say you have or haven't failed me.
- Is that what you are going to say?
- eh
- Ah, come on! 
- Hot weather.
- Look, a coined dropped during my meditation and I looked up.
- eh
- Ah, come on!  That was a precious line! 
- ...
- Aw!  Say something.
- The weather is hot today.
- Fuck the weather!
- eh
- I'm going to kill the weather!
- You can do anything you choose to do.
- What does that even mean?  
- eh.
- Say something.
- The weather was hot today, but cools down slightly with the evening.
- I'm going to stub my toe, and it's going to be your fault!
- Naturally, you will damage your toe.
- I'm going to stop taking care of my self.
- Your beard will itch, flies will adorn you, you will visit the toilet often.
- I gave someone my medication.  It was an unjust law made for greed.
- You gave someone your medication.
- Can I get some karma for it?
- Are you looking for karma?
- Well, maybe—well, yea, sure why not?  What do you think of my actions?
- eh
- Come on!  You're running my patience.
- You need patience?
- Grant me patience!
- Be patient.

I can't believe how enraged food for the sick made me.  What's the point of eating hot soup, if you can't ever fuckin eat it?  It never cools down!

You know what happens when my tongue is burning?  I start hating things.
Flies lounge on my face, sweat drips from my—and what the hell is crawling through my hair!

And you know who it makes me hate?  People who love the heat.  Yea, that's right, their smile and their sun-kissed skin.

And you know what I want to do to them?  I want to thank them.  Yea that's right, I'll often thank them.  Because they remind me of God, that God has always been inside me.

And they make me thank God every day, for it's Heaven's gift that there is a hell, so people who love the heat can go jump in it.

I want to take them over a mountain and show them a more beautiful mountain.
I owe my progress to you.

I always forget to say the fuckin prayer, then I'm in bed and I find myself debating for a moment as though whether I should get up and pee on a cold morning before school.    I find myself thinking about my blog as I'm praying, and I gotta cut it off with the big guy cause I gotta check my phone.  Just scatterbrain and fatigue and an almost uneasy exultation.  Let me not be presumptuous, but I can't help assuming, how does one respond to such a big dream?

It is my duty to exert kindness onto others that has been passed onto me.  Hmm, see if this update gets me some goodass pageviews...or else I'll kill 'em!
I know I've seen an image of sunflowers, a lot of them, recently.  I just can't bring it back where?  And redondo beach, I might check out redondo beach some day.  But I hear it's pretty dangerous.

I somehow recall someone asking me what color I liked, which kind of sticks out but didn't in the haze.  Or I may be making it all up unknowingly.  I don't know—love!  Love is out there!
Your reach is so surreal, it can't be true.







Fuck Instagram!  I can't link it, I can't have my own verification badge like the celebrities.   You were playing a joke on me!
Look, when Bukowski had money, he spent money.  I might still go to the Winchester room—mathematically, it makes sense! 

I could go to the LA Zoo.  I can go to the 99 cent store.  I can do something diff—I can still go to Winchester room, and barkeep will be asian and hot!

Why not?  Let's do something good for others while we're in the mood.  Got a day to kill, and I can still sneak shots in. 

My sister used to do this.  She had her regulars.  I just got to find the bums!

I buy a bunch of shit from the 99 cent store, take the bus down to skid row?  They sound smelly.  I could buy drugs while I'm out there.

not a looker in the bunch.  One guy said if he keeps fuckin up, he'll come back.  I knew he was talking about me.

This is like a minature version of New York.  Like that one street in Hollywood was like being in the Wire.  That was cute.  You'd think these people have never seen cheese and paperbags before.  Ill-prepared, this was, to say the least.  I kept chasing them, hey, don't grab the whole slab! You're messing it up!  Some girl walked by an said pesos chinga something.  Obviously she resents me for  still planning the bar.  How many waters can you buy?  It's a whole other strategy required.  My phone's dying.  Truck honking.  Black guy rambling.  Mama, need help!  Shit...that ones a social worker.  That's pretty racist.  My DMV character.  That one looked like Dale.  I'm not sure if that's racist.

I know what you guys are up to!  This is like Dale and towing the truck.

I thought it meant picking up cans with him.  

No fuckin way.  Everyone, one at a time.  Oh got ahead of myself.  

They shouldn't even be smoking.

Heros.  With a capital H.  The greek pronunciation.  

If everybody takes care of one thing, like someone can just bring in water all the time.  


I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do.  And him, him, him and him, tell them thank you.  I'm going to walk up the road, past the 99 cent store, to the Winchester room—and I'm going to getdrunk like a true alcoholic—in honor of you!  Mathematically, it woudn't make sense not to.  Well, i figured I could hit up the jukebox.  No?  
share one light

share one light
share one light—
and if i keep re
if i keep repeating it
and,
-and if I keep repeating it,
i mean i gotta jerk off, you know?

maybe I should smoke weed, youknow?
I wouldn't be holding people hostages, over buildings—I gotta jerk off!  And if you guys don't back off...he gets it.
- Ah man, please don't get me involved in this.  Any way I look at it, this is going to be a messy day for me.  
- Don't worry, I got you.
- Don't worry?  On good day, you're going to jack off all over me.  Ah, man.  I should have stayed home—I should have stayed home...I should have slept in.  
- They're not going to let me jack off over you.
- I should have made the coffee at home!  I would have saved two dollars.  I feel like adding something new.  I'm out there willing to absorb life, then what?  Then I got you—what?  jacking all over like a defunct fire hydrant.  Now... What?  You going to jack off?  We're on a building, and..and you gotta jack off.
- They won't let me jack off.  Don't worry
- And what?  If this isn't over, you'll jack off?  Why don't you drop me off, cocksucker?  Why don't you just kill me now?  
- They won't let me jack off...don't worry. Or else he gets it in the face!  All of you, back off.  

I can probably check my stats now.  If anything it'l be something new to do.

Can't wait to go on Log Jammer!

I'm going to Magic Mountain at 12.  The Library at 10.  Meeting someone at 9.  I wanted to do some running and laps from 6-8.  It's 8:30 now.  I've just been pressing the snooze button for the last two hours.  But it was more like, Snooze! Snooze!  

Don't want to start my day being hard on myself.  I love myself—Okay, I Do Not want to love myself.  I had a dream I was trying to tell a couple people about a dream I had, but they wouldn't listen, probably cause I'm not white—sorry, cranky, didn't get my swim in—and in that dream I was sitting on top of a moving train, but I was somehow attached to tracks on the air, and each time the train would go under a bridge or cable lines, let's say, my body would be propelled along the tracks into air, much like a thin roller coaster—now that I think about it—but I'd be so high in the air above the surroundings and moving so fast that I was in constant fear of falling because the tracks would not appear to hold me until the last moment of propulsion, and I was so high off the ground I could never see where the tracks were under my body and I was always wondering when I'm going to splat into the ground.

But they wouldn't let me finish telling them about it, they would stop listening, and I think I was rambling a bit, too, but...

but I'm going to cut in front of so many kids!

Ah, the best part of an amusement park: getting in a long line, finding the lucky one, and staring at her over, over, and over again

I just know it, I'm going to end up in a fist fight with the parents of a fat kid.  Shouldn't she be in summer school?  I know she didn't get no passing grade.

Lost Children are available in Guest Relations.

I won!  I won!  I was the driest one on Roaring Rapids.  I laughed at them, all of them.  I was laughing at them, in their faces.  I won! I won!  I ducked a punch and said I won!

- Why are you in the kiddie line?  What are you afraid of the big rides?
- You're afraid!  Everyone in your family is afraid.

I wish I could just push them out of the way.  I could, you know?  What are they going to do, tell their moms?  I'll just deny it—I'll flat out lie.  Congratulations, your kid's got a brilliant imagination.  You should be proud.
- You just did it again.  I saw you.
- Okay, you got me on that one.
- How dare you!
- No one dared me, lady.  I push kids.  The park's fine with it.  I've bought so many funnel cakes throughout the season, I could kick them from behind and get away with it.
- Where's my husband?
- Where's mine!
- He's going to kick your ass.
- Mine's going to kick yours.

I'm in the security office; call my parents. Turns out one of the kids had seen one too many Jackie Chan movies, highlights of a weekend spent with his beer guzzling deadbeat dad.  We were at it for about an hour and a half.  It's fuckin bullshit.  His stupid grandmother stepped in when I got some momentum.  People were booing me, but with so many heroes and villains around, it's hard to tell who's who anymore.  I had a few people on my side.  When security arrived, in the ensuing confusion of the scuffle, I tried but failed to land one on the grandmother. 

I've had an issue with every type of family member today.  Even an uncle.  Where the hell did he come from?  I sized up the opposition quite astutely, or so I thought.  I told him I got no problem with your side of the family, but we dropped words quickly.  One of his booger cookie kids slugged me while I was looking up the definition of "astute."

These kids are nothing.  Nothing.  You get 'em in a piledriver, they're not getting up.  Fatso Alberto thinks he's tough—your partner slides in a flat steel chair underneath, and you hit him with another one.  And what's next for him, the fatso Alberto?  The Infirmary, that's what.


Even in my delusions
All you guys were doing was making me be honest.
The next line would be a sappy one.

There's a certain freedom in giving in.

It's hard for me to be social some days, because I'm so used to doing it my way.  When someone comes along, I subconsciously, I think, try to lose them, or just show them my real side.  Today I tried to bring ___ with me to the Y on a guest pass so we could swim and work out.  I didn't want to be around anyone—I had earlier stormed out of my shrink's office early cause I thought he was dumb and I just didn't want to talk to him anymore—but I thought it was important to get out of my head.  Last night, I was on the brink.  There's a certain freedom in giving up.  Sensations were stuck in my head all day, and prayer only thinly made them go away.  I told some people about it, the urge of impulse, and it felt like they stuck around longer than usual to talk to me.  I made plans with _____  for the Y the next day following a service commitment.  

When I reminded ____ about the guest pass, he said he didn't have his ID, yet I had told him about it yesterday.  I assured him it would be no problem, anyway.  I didn't want to keep talking to him.  I figured I could just lose him on the treadmill.  When we walked in and I told the clerks _____ didn't have his ID and they said it was policy and I said he could still come in and they said No, things weren't going my way.  I tried to talk them into it again, and Leslie said No, then I turned to the guy—he was black, with a goatee and glasses—and he repeated, It's just policy with the same tone.  I got angry.  Leslie was black, too, but her curly bleached hair—she hadn't responded to my jokes on another occasion so I figured she was dumb—her bleached hair stood out more than her blackness.  I stormed out of the front office and told my friend to follow me.  ____  followed me through the brush around the building and into the back entrance.  I walked towards another clerk—he wasn't black, so I figured he's a gay hipster—and when I tried to guise spite with a smile—he wouldn't know, he's dumb—I heard on his phone's intercom a warning about two guys trying to sneak in without—and he picked it up real quickly while we looked each other down.  My smile dropped and I stormed out of there and I told ____  to follow me.  _____ followed me into the brush and around the building and we were at the front again.

We walked towards my car, and as ____ sat down, I turned and walked back into the front office.  I wasn't sure what I was going to say, but cut off a prayer to speak in what turned out to be a nervous voice, Hey guys, we're going to get his ID... but we've been working out, and... my voice started quivering, I looked at the black guy, ignored Leslie, but I'm going to need you to hold on to my underwear.  I was anticipating a reaction, but the guy with the glasses said amicably, Yea, Sure and I froze.  I didn't know what to do, so I said Okay, and after a moment, I stormed out.

Inside the car, I held my keys, and told ____, hang on.  I went to the back of the car and opened the trunk for cover.  I wasn't going to let that guy get one over on me, not some guy that doesn't even have 20/20 vision.  I started removing my underwear from inside my pants.  A car passed by from my other side, and there were kids at the YMCA.  I took my shoes off, and shoved my hand down my pants; after I got my underwear a few inches down, my underwear got stuck below my knees and my legs were stuck in my pants.  I held my pants up with one hand, grabbed a pair of shorts and hobbled a few feet away to a secluded area, and started removing my underwear and trousers from behind the dumpster.  The Sun was angry that day.  I couldn't untangle my underwear from the inside of my pants and I was bare bottomed standing next to the dumptser.  I knew I was going to win this one.  I put on my gym shorts, then finally untangled my underwear out of my pants.  I didn't know if I was going to throw it at him or just hand it to him.  I walked back barefoot to the vehicle with my underwear slung over my shoulder.  An SUV passed by with the children in the backseat while I was putting my shoes back on.  I got back into the car and threw my crumpled pants and underwear into the backseat; and as I looked over to the passenger seat, Alan was staring at me.  Four islands of sweat were pouring down his face.  

Something's stifling me;
its name I'm wont to mention
but my soul can't breathe.

I went from the jacuzzi
to the sauna; I couldn't sit still.
a perpetual cigarette, into the steam
room but my lungs couldn't take it—They are having sex
under my poems like it's side one of
Led Zeppelin 4.

Nothing good can come out of this.  I have lost my groove.
So let them have sex!

just let me get back to my groove

P. O. Box

EatKhash
263 W. Olive Ave #244
Burbank, CA  91502

See if anyone wants to say hi...

Do not write "P.O. Box" in the address.  It'll go to the post office.  It was cheaper over here.

My proxy will pick up any correspondences. He used to be my double, but we came to an accord. 

I don't mind reading a list of things that are blue, or green, or yellow, or red...

inventories

I'm not happy.  I'm too sensitive for this world.  Yea I'm the greatest writer of all time, but so what?  That's not enough these days; you gotta play the game...and listen to them utter shit as boring as my morning yawn.  I should say, as an evening yawn—the morning one has some character.  This one bloke on fb is stealing my semi-colons, or I'm pretty sure he's trying to incorporate it into his pretentious preachy bullshit.  I mean god bless him, but he's pretty egotistical—he searches for platforms to make grand speeches.  I wish I could make good speeches, it would have come in handy the time I thought all the migrants Downtown were on the bus to hear me confess my sins.  I hate fb.  I see him with an em dash, and I'm calling the authorities.  There should be a "Dislike" button, and a "Blow them Up," which is pretty self-explanatory.  All I'm doing over there is recycling my greatest hits.  I'm a robot.  And I can't stop.  But it makes me appreciate this space more.  I looked up the semi-colon to see if he's just following basic law. He's realized how I revolutionized the status update industry.  He can get more likes.  He's probably reading this right now, the worm.  They're all going to steal my shit. They're going to read it to someone else, take credit for it, and have sex!  That's my sex.  That's why they ignore me.  I hate them.  

My facebook is a beautiful place now, thanks to you guys.  But it's made by a disgruntled asshole.  I love this place.  Here, I'm just gruntled.

UPDATE, Rick Steves reporting: 

 - He was so grumpy, Janet, his evening nap lasted four hours.  You can forget about swimming or jogging for the day—the Y is closed.  That was one too many evening yawns, Janet.  From Harrowdown Hill…………I'm Rick Steves.
- (Janet) This guy's so ann—Oh, thanks, Rick.
- (Ted Cruz) Maybe he needed rest.  Did you discern if he's gyming it out too much?  Rick?  I think we lost him.
- (Janet, aside) Let's not find him again.
- (Rick Steves) Well, Ted, reports indicate, he runs until he's too tired to hate people anymore.
- (Ted Cruz) Thank you, Rick.  That's some diligent reporting. 
- (Rick Steves) I love you, Janet.  I wholly heart you. Is Janet with you, Ted?
- (Ted Cruz) That's inappropriate, Rick.
- (Janet) I'm doing Diego, little man!  Cheesy, prick.
- (Ted Cruz) Oh, our Latin correspondent; let's cool our heels, everyone.

I had a dream last night.  Sort of serious, but pretty absurd.  More irking than anything, was the tone.  I was walking in a part of the city where there are nightly a couple taco stands on each adjoining street.  Outside the stand, immigrants—Mexican, I'm assuming—stood around, some waiting for the bus, some just poor.  It was nighttime.  I walked past a few people sitting on the sidewalk into a taco booth, and inside, the booth turned into a little restaurant shack, like walking into a psychic teller's spot.  Inside it wasn't tacos anymore, but more authentic Mexican food, like a big brown bowl of soup with what looked like the stomach linings of a cow.  To my left was people behind a big metal pot cooking—there was a lot of heat.  I was taking up space and was tall and hunched over.  To my right, some small tables filled with people eating.  No one spoke English; people were laughing.  I couldn't understand the prices, and I felt people talking about me, all near me.  My pocket was tight and I couldn't take out my cash without everybody looking—a twenty and a fiver rang clearly for everybody to see in the crumpled mess with the singles.  I felt everybody around me in the booth; I couldn't understand what they were saying.  I didn't know how much I payed and I was carrying the soup with both hands trying to get out of the booth.  I didn't know where I could eat it because on the sidewalk everyone was either sitting or near me.  I went towards an old blind woman—a blond woman, if you will—who stood with her stick in between the trash and the booth, hoping she wouldn't notice me eating; and when I put my bowl on top of the trash can, I looked down and noticed it was empty save for the remnants of brown discoloration.  Someone had stolen the soup inside my bowl.  They had stolen it, I thought, the people who I couldn't understand.  I became resentful and remembered them laughing.  They must have known what happened.  I turned back enraged getting through the people sitting around me to go back inside the booth where they were laughing at me.  I hated them.  Just then a beat up truck crashed into an old van on the street and the van went flying into the booth and I felt good.  But then I realized the van went into the store window next to the booth, and the people in the booth were unhurt, and I got spiteful again.  I was trying to get through again to inside the booth, where I couldn't explain anything to them but that my bowl was empty.

30 days

Last time around, I didn't make it to 9am.  


Lifeguard, if I get chlorine in my ear, will my brain itch?

Impatient day.  Swimming will make me feel better.  I'll try to drown someone while waving to the lifeguard.

Maybe I'll steal a workout machine out the front door, and if they say anything while I'm trying to lug it out, I'll just ignore them and continue grunting.

Maybe I'll walk around a yoga class with a woodie.

He's been putting people in front of me all day long, just to see when I'll cuss them out.  I just keep holding my tongue. Tomorrow better be fuckin strawberries.  And if it's not, I'll still do the same.  I thought to myself that I need to stay busy every minute of today, and it's going as planned, just not as I planned. 

the underlying king

I wonder what's going on with my stats.  I really wonder; sometimes I really wonder.  I'm sighing right now.  What could be going on in the underlying king?  I just don't know.  Sometimes I get this sharp sensation inside, almost like a freefall, whilst I wonder if someone's on my page—I'm just shaking my head thinking about it.  Is it for two minutes?  Or maybe three?  Could it be for fifteen minutes?  What if the son of a bitch left the room and is eating a pizza somewhere else?  That's so much information to crazily discern.  It's almost way too much, wondering.  Is he done eating the pizza?  Did he get any solid reading done?  Does that pizza taste good?  I read this book about checking your stats—English is a pretty arbitrary language—and it outlines the dangers of fantasizing.  If you don't utilize some tools gleaned from those pages, you'll relapse—you'll check your stats.  If she's eating a pizza, then she was always meant to eat that pizza, but—and here's where it gets troublesome—it doesn't matter if it's a pizza.  She could be eating a porcupine.  I shouldn't be fantasizing about her eating anything.  I have to pray—I have to pray it out.  Sometimes I'll forget the prayer, and I'll just say the title—yea, that one, it's not like he hasn't heard it before.  Sometimes I'll accidently curse when I pray.  It takes practice.
Dear Diary,

It is 7:50am, Saturday.  That's seven fifty in the morning on a Saturday...well, morning, I guess.  Used to be, I'd have to put several alarms at once to hold on to the day.  Now here I am, up and at them—that's atom!—on the weekend, no less.

The other day I whistled into a donut shop with some change.  And, you know, Diary, I was standing there thinking on how all donuts pretty much taste the same and how European I am, because the only ones I likes are the French donuts with the various colored frostings, but they still have too many calories, and I'd have to try all the colors if I got them and they're so tasty, wolf 'em all down I would, and I felt gross because I hadn't time to wash my face but I was only seeing my shrink and he knows I've been known to get high and jerk off for a week no problem like a dog thinking it's doing the scratching, so I didn't really need to worry about impressing him; I thought it odd that I'm basically just paying him to read my writing, but I still haven't showed him anything because I'm worried he might steal it and I don't know how to tell him that—and why aren't we addressing playtime? Anyway, when the clerk, a nice Asian fellow—I knew he was probably the cousin of the husband of the woman who owned the place, but whatever, you know how immigrant groups do—asked me what size for my iced coffee, I opened up my hand and said merrily, What size does this get me?  Just then, an old white man standing at the counter next to me slid me a dollar bill, and said, Here, grab yourself a donut, too.  I was Fabregased; obviously, I told him where he can put his dollar, back in his classy Old Navy cargo shorts.  That kinda made my morning, and it felt good to see people do that, so I tried to do that to someone else later that day.  It was also refreshing not to think he was staring at me cause he thought I was going to steal his social and drive around in a 750 with it.

Anyway, Diary, I'm going to take it easy today.  Yesterday at the gym I kicked this guy in the shin to see if he can take a joke, but apparently he thinks it's okay not to be a good sport, so now I need a new shin bone, but, like you know, whatever.  I don't feel like I've lost so many years anymore.