I have no life.
I can not write, because I have no life.
I am the most boring person I know.
See that chick sitting there in front of the TV? That’s me. I am playing Bejewled2. On the Xbox 360.
This tells you two things. A} I am a chick. B} I have the disposable income to purchase an Xbox 360 before they are prevalant on the market. It was a Christmas gift for my boyfriend. Is he playing the Xbox 360 I judiciously saved for, that I purchased off a black market, back alley dealer? No. Where is he? the assiduous observer might ask. Upstairs, on the laptop he bought himself just after Christmas, playing Eve with a bunch of goons.
So I am sitting inf ront of our wide screen television, purchased to compliment the toy he is not playing with, taking in a game made popular and free on the Internet.
Yes, you have to purchase it on the 360.
This is my life. My boring, miniscule life.
Today, I spent 7 hours trying to recreate a desktop blown away by an upgrade. No one will understand that. When you upgrade Windows or a Mac, you have the same interface. On Unix, my entire interface broke, unredeemably. Six years of comfort and navigation down the toilet.
Today, I called the cable company because my digital cable was not working.
Today, I watched a David Lynch film.
I watched Fire Walk With Me. I recall seeing this film in the Uptown Theater when I was 14. I do not recall anything about the film except the dead chick who IS NOT Laura Palmer on the table. I recall thinking her beautiful. I did not recall David Bowie not really being there or the one armed man or the midget from Carnivale. Seriously, David Lynch: The fuck? I mean, I figured it was her Dad from the moment he appeared on screen, but I don’t get the horse or the kid with the mask and I mean, seriously, I am still pissed at you that I couldn’t hear any goddamned internal monologues in Dune, which, if you hadn’t noticed, IS ALL INTERNAL MONOLOGUES. Yes, Mulholland Drive was beautiful but no one aside from me and Kevin Smith’s wife got it. Could you try, maybe, making something coherent?
Josh and I would like to move to Napa. We can not afford it right now.
I wake up every day, dreading work. A deep down, painful ache. I don’t know why, or how to stop it.
So yeah, I am sitting here at 2:30AM playing Bejewled on a system that, all told, cost probably over $7000. And not enjoying it one bit.
What the Hell is wrong with me?