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Isn't really a very friendly place. I've made a few friends here, and most of them, I've lost. Don't know why, really. I'm kind to everyone I know, and I've always been fairly helpful, and I try to look nice, too. And overall, I'm pretty smart. But maybe I'm not generous enough. Or maybe I don't have enough to give, is what I mean.
I wish the world was smaller. I feel really insignificant sometimes.
posted by 
ing at 5:05 PM
In each eye there is an apple/ Buried there before the eye/ And out of sockets come the branches/ And from the branches dangle I ❦ Will Oldham, “God’s Small Song”
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7 Comments:
Remember what the guy from the "Speech Song" said... Live in San Francisco once, but leave before it makes you soft.
I wonder what living in Baltimore makes me?
6:12 PM
Baltimore is supposed to be the cool new hip place!
Ing, I think there is magic here in San Francisco. But, I don't think I've ever lived anywhere like this in terms of population. There seems to be a lot of lost/wounded souls and even more flakes than I could ever imagine in one place.
...the lost and wounded I get. The flakes mystify me.
You ARE generous and a great friend. You're doing nothing that would make someone not love and/or respect you.
It is a strange place. Both good and bad. And, I suspect it is place of transition and growth for you.
Transition and growth are tough going, but you're doing it. Hang tight and keep pushing.
I love you so very much. And, I'll be seein' ya tomorrow at 11:30am!
m
9:55 PM
Ditto London.
2:54 AM
Oh, Baltimore is happening. Unfortunately, it's well on its way to becoming murder capital of the US again... 178 and counting.
In my job (health department), I find myself in the shadiest parts of the city. It's really bad.
But downtown is all about the rich and affluent partying. Down there, there is no credit crunch.
4:54 AM
I felt very much like this yesterday. I hope Tuesday is better to you.
1:20 PM
Don't blame yourself, blame it on the fog.
I'm glad I had an opportunity to spend a couple semesters in the area, but I don't think I could live there.
8:33 AM
ren:
A Baltimorian? A John Waters fan? An Oroile? I dunno. . . Certainly not soft, though.
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matty:
I have heard the same about Baltimore, but isn't it a big, scary city? I'd love to move to a great smallish town with a university, an independent theater or two, and lots of bookstores. . .
San Francisco is a beautiful place, with its cliffs and its beach and its parks, too. But man, there are so many flakes! I find it hard to make real bonds with the people here. I hope it's not just me.
Transition, yes. I've been in transition for a few years now. I'm kind of tired of being in transition, to tell you the truth, but I suppose transitions keep us young inside.
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purps:
Oh, I would move to London in a heartbeat if it wasn't for that citizenship stuff.
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ren:
Well, I would have to live in that affordable murder-area. And I'm really scared of murderers! Ach!
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pants:
I posted on a really bad day, which is kind of a mistake or misrepresentation, I mean. Some days are good, and some days are bad. I find that if I do my work in a coffeeshop instead of at home, it makes all the difference. I have no idea why it should be so, but it is so.
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sage:
Holy crap, it's COLD here! Sunny and cold! Deceptive! The fog can be pretty sometimes, but most of the time I prefer it clear and hot.
9:09 PM
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