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Free Writing - Take Four

Writing

Can think about anything to write again, but a friend found me something a little inspirational.  So here's what the plan for this.  I'm going to write about what I write about.  Sounds like one of those shadow box things that goes on forever. I don't know what the fuck I'm talking about right now, because my sleep schedule is off and I just ate a steak sandwich at 3am and it was technically my late breakfast, because I woke up four hours ago.  Anyway, ten minutes of non-stop babble about my writing.

I write a blog, movie reviews, food reviews, facebook jargon and twitter, I write what comes into my head and what I experience. Nobody cares and I know this. We live in a world where nobody care about anyone but themselves.  They say they do, but they don't.  I write about this. I write about the delicate flavors in a sushi dish and the bold in coq au vin.  I talk shit about friend's restaurants when they suck and praise them when they do well. I make enemies with my honesty, because honesty isn't important t most.  I write about movies that most have never heard off and scoff at when suggested. I fucking hate you people who love Will Ferrell and Sylvester Stallone.  I really do.  I think your minds are mush and you don't deserve my friendship.  But only when you talk about them being good.  I would love to write a thorough explanation of why I hate cherries, but think uni is god's gift to my tongue.  I want to watch Audition with a girl and then ask her for a kiss.  I want to tweet about every goddamn thing that pops in my head, not because I think I'm brilliant, but I'm so bored.  You all bore me well not you.  The thing that bores me is repetition, yet every day I do the same thing. I would love a life with a different job every day.  A different plan.  A different view.  But just one girl to share it with. It's the only thing in my life I want sameness.  I have one in mind.  I have two in mind. I have three in mind.  I'm kidding, I have none. I want to sit on a deck with this person and look at stars and talk about movies we've seen together.  I want to disagree, it's so damn important. My mother and father agreed on everything...actually I'm joking, it's their disagreement that brought me to where I am.  and their agreements.  It is all the things they said and did that made me who I am. I never looked up to athletes or actors. I've met tons of famous people and never asked for a picture or an autograph. They are people. I am not impressed. I love so many things in life I can't have...and oddly none of them cost money.  I want to write a great novel or screen play or maybe one funny joke the world will love. What am I a bumper sticker?  Twitter is nothing but a world of bumper stickers all in one place. I'm gonna tweet that when I'm done. It's brilliant. the CEO will play me millions to use it and I'll write about kids starving and how it hurts me.  truly hurts me.  I'm a fucking hypocrite as I chew my steak sandwich and write about me porterhouse. Fuck me and everyone like me.  $150 in the bank and I'm making plans to go to Smith and Wollensky's. Who the fuck do I think I am?  Wow, ten minutes is a short time when you're writing.


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