My OperaMulti-dimensional Living
Saturday, September 30, 2006 5:56:15 PM
In the neverending quest for money on which I have become incredibly dependent, I have to figure out a way to work for two insurance companies, be a telemarketer for a guy in New York, Mystery Shop Old Folks Homes both on the phone and on site, edit the novel I have just finished and then submit it for publishing, work on the novel I haven't finished, be a good mom to my cat, work on my blog, take yet another class in my quest for the illusive master's degree, up-date my websites, feed my fish, have my nails done on occasion, watch SciFi Friday on the SciFi Channel, heat up a slice of three day old pizza and keep in touch with close friends so they won't forget I exist... All of this while taking Sunday's off.
I think I need to figure out how to live in multi-dimensionally. So far living in just three and sometimes four dimensions doesn't seem to work out too well. I need to add one or possibly two more. Maybe eliminating something from life is a great idea... like eating the three day old pizza. It tastes like the box it come in, anyway.
I think I need to figure out how to live in multi-dimensionally. So far living in just three and sometimes four dimensions doesn't seem to work out too well. I need to add one or possibly two more. Maybe eliminating something from life is a great idea... like eating the three day old pizza. It tastes like the box it come in, anyway.
Dan DeVilledmfalmeida # Saturday, September 30, 2006 7:18:09 PM
Good luck on yout incredible sunday.
I'm sure you'll get all these things done tomorrow.
Regards to the pizza, I wouldn't heat it up...
peace,
Dan
Sarah angel292005 # Saturday, September 30, 2006 7:34:52 PM
Sansanshan # Sunday, October 1, 2006 1:33:33 AM
Hey, are you managing to include any walking in there?
hungryghost # Sunday, October 1, 2006 6:42:39 AM
so busy! Good vibes for Sunday, have a rest and treat yourself to fresh pizza! And Chocolate Ganache
Or a nice hot cuppa Earl Grey with some sugar!
Kay FourKayFour # Sunday, October 1, 2006 3:13:44 PM
Taking the day off, so posting will be sporatic.
Love,
K4
ALLY G.ALLY_G # Monday, October 2, 2006 3:29:18 AM
rogerleos # Monday, October 2, 2006 9:55:33 AM
devansdevans186 # Monday, October 2, 2006 7:40:33 PM
Jondigitaljon144 # Tuesday, October 3, 2006 4:56:26 AM
Hey, you were well fed a Tijuana Flats last week. Awesome Mex! And Dennys. Well, maybe not so much Dennys...
My goal is to be a full-time patron of starving artists, if I was better friends with Don Trump (mom knows him better than I), I'd buy some old buildings and closed military bases and restore them and make them a free place to live - all you have to do is art, music, speak, teach, talk, mentor, whatever.
This is frakin America, there should be free places to live and eat! There should be less struggle, more huddle!
Kay FourKayFour # Tuesday, October 3, 2006 10:13:51 AM
Tijuana Flats was an awesome restaurant. And even the Denny's somewhere in the wild world of Orlando was very tasty.
But I like your idea of FREE HOUSING for creative people. Haven't the creative types always been at the mercy of wealthy patrons. That is why they invented grants, I believe, to help defray the cost of living so the creative types can continue to be creative without being fed a steady diet of three day old pizza.
I think "Less struggle More Huddle" should be our new National Anthem. I will rely on you to set it to music.
Kay FourKayFour # Tuesday, October 3, 2006 10:19:47 AM
BANANA SPLIT! What a great idea! I haven't forgotten your promise of the BEST banana split in the world and as soon as I make a trip to the Black Forest, you and Uwe can show where to get it.
Love,
Karen
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Hello Rogerleos,
Thank you for the nice comment.
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Dave,
I have often wondered what it would be like if I were twins. But, then I remember the movie that Michael Keaton did: Multiplicity. Things went wrong pretty darn quickly.
So, my old pizza and I will continue to struggle onward and upward.