Sitting in the Hospital now with my MIL getting her daily infusion of
antibiotics I am reminded that I am going to give up a vice soon.
Smoking. We will see how that goes as my commitment is only to the money
I'll save and the example I'll set for my boy. Problem being that I
like to smoke, enjoy it most of the time but winter makes it hard to
enjoy as we do not smoke inside the house out of respect for our son and
cats - they've opted to not smoke so why should we be damaging their
lungs - we are already corrupting them mentally and emotionally - why
physically as well?
I am also thinking of my Ford F150 is not
running correctly - badly in fact. Pretty sure that I've blown another
coil, maybe two and that this will cost me a few hundred dollars at
least and be a complete pain in the ass for the next day or so. I've
been thinking of getting a newer vehicle, something lower to the ground
and better on the pocketbook in terms of fueling costs and the truck
isn't making it easy for me to keep it. Is it a sign? probably no, if
anything it is a sign that the feelings of the truck are hurt by my
indecision about replacing it - mostly on the side of drive it into the
ground but I don't like it when they start to cost money for repairs.
a link: poetry Another link: more than just poetry but my poetry
go
to that link - read a bit, fall in love with my poem and others - print
out a few copies and hand them out to complete strangers for nothing
but the joy of force feeding people the beauty that exists around them
always.
Where was I? In hospital, thinking of my truck and health
in general, and then poetry always comes at odd times and sometimes like
an erection in church, unwelcome and possibly improper. But for this we
are thankful which is what makes it the most odd - thankful that poetry
in the mind is like the massive erection in church or the day you
decided to not wear underwear in jr high and had to go to the blackboard
after rubbing the wrong/right way, laughter ensues and the pink never
leaves your cheeks again so you grow a beard in your freshman year and
learn to tolerate or kill, at least maim a little.
but that never happened to me.
I saw it on television which is as good as a memory of your own.
this post has no direction.
My
MIL has been stripped half naked in the infusion lab for an impromptu
change of her wound dressing because her wound vac wouldn't shut up
which is because it wasn't actually working - only pretending. Poor
woman.
time to go smoke.
chicago poetry. poetry for a people. poetry for a moment. poetry to satiate the need. poetry of an american outlaw. poetry for the best words in their best order. poetry by Jhon Baker
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
my truck is broken
what I felt it was all about:
crap,
erection in church,
erections,
ford f150,
hospital,
quite possibly a ramble
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1. That poem will be making the rounds in Mpls.
ReplyDelete2. You can quit. I quit over nine months ago. Since that time, I've had seven cigarettes -- not all at once, although all whilst good and drunk. It was wonderful. :-)
3. Vehicles suck. That's all I have on that.
4. Best to the MITM and her health.
Hugs,
Pearl
You should think about your health first before your truck, bro! Have you bought a new truck? If not, then what do you plan to buy?
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