I wrote a monologue.
Man, I hate reading mysteries. 'Cuz I get into it, ya know? I'm following along, reading, and suddenly I wanna know what happens. Now what?s up with that? I mean, why can't they write a book where ya just kinda read along, it keeps your interest--ya don't want it boring, ya know. It can't be boring. But it's gotta be interesting.-- but that's it. Just interesting.
It makes me nervous when I get this exciting plot going on. You know what I mean? I start ta feel manic, I can't sit still, I gotta keep flipping these stupid pages, 'cause I gotta know what's gonna happen. And what pisses me off more than anything is that I'm tempted. I'm tempted to read the just ending. And that messes with my mind. It is not very zen-like to jump ahead and read the ending, which is what I wanna do. It is un-zen.
What would my monk say? I mean, I sit with this extremely calm, bald-headed man twice a week trying to comprehend serenity and he's telling me that life is a river and I must submerge myself in its currents. Don't look for where the river begins. Don't look for where the river ends. Go with the flow. Breathe in. Breathe out. (breathes) Okay. (breathes) Okay. (beat)
So if this book is a river, I can't go looking for the end. 'Cuz I probably wouldn't be able to comprehend the end even if I saw it, plus I'd miss all the cute little fishes swimming around me while I was looking. (beat)
So, I'm in trouble. Why the heck am I reading this book? I should have stuck with those biographies. I mean, I know how they end. I mean, they all die, but it's all very interesting to read.
It's been a long time since I wrote. I guess I'm sorry.
Ya know, I think I know why I think my life is trivial. I've been on so many damned 'whirlwind romances' in the past year, I could...I dunno. Die? Look at Jake. We went out 3 days after we met, and he said 'I love you' (Though it didn't mean anything anyway) 5 days after we met.
Teemu, whom I still have a fling for and we're not going out, has been on my mind since December when I saw him in Big Rapids for Thespian Festival. He was just sitting at his table with his red sweatshirt and jeans, talking to his friends. It just caught my attention and now I'm regretting not bailing from my group for once and going and talking to him.
Andr? really is a whirlwind. We had a 'date' (if you'd even call it that) on Saturday, or Valentine's Day. That was the winter formal. We danced and when we got to his house, I parked the car and he kissed me almost lustfully.Minusus the almost.
Andr? and I talked today, and he's not allowed to date. There's a really shitty side to Rotary too. All inbounds must follow the 4 D's of exchange. You can't drink, do drugs, date or drive. Outbounds (people like me who are about to leave) have only three of those D's. No drinking, drugs, or dating. They're pretty loose on the dating thing, especially before I leave. Rotary really doesn't give a shit if you have a 'significant other' while your overseas, as long as you don't do anything stupid.
Anything stupid qualifies as actually falling in love to the point of not leaving, getting pregnant, or getting engaged. Now, do I want to get engaged, get pregnant, or even have the capabilities right now of falling in love to the point of not leaving? After that nasty break-up with Jake, I'm surprised all my organs are still intact.
I thought about it and I know the problem isn't me, but maybe it's him. It couldn't be, right? Nope. It's not. But I think the way he kissed me...I think it scared him. I know he's one of those Christian boys, and I think he was scared that he was possibly turned on by it.
Teemu wouldn't be afraid of something like that. If anything I think he'd probably like it. ~Smirks~ That's not a bad thing.
We talked to other night, my favorite Finlander and I. The mind games were fun. I told him that I knew a girl from Traverse City that might like him. (Boy did he get excited about that!) He asked if she was an Inbound or Outbound and I said an Outbound.
"Do I know her? What country is she going to?" He typed.
I hesitated, but clicked away my response. "I hope you know her. ;-) She's going to Argentina."
"You're the only one going to Argentina."
"Yes I am."
"Well, don't tell this girl, but I have a crush on her too. :-)" he typed.
My grin couldn't be matched. I went to bed with a smirk on face. I'm pretty sure my Mom thought I was maniacal, so yay even more.
Pray, my friends. Pray for a snow day for me tomorrow. Shalom my fellow Budhists. ^_^*