Day One
Hundred Twenty Eight: Farewell.
I’m off to
Toronto for the evening with my parents before my operation tomorrow
morning. I will be sort of lazy on posts
for the following week, I don’t really want too much pressure or anything to
impede on my healing, but I’ll try to keep up regardless. It shouldn’t be too hard, but sometimes I get
frustrated when I have to follow certain instructions post-op. I am what some might call, stubborn, and so I
certainly do things my own way. I’m not
really a fan of being told what to do……unless I ask, of course.
For now I’m
in good spirits, but that might be because I had a fantastic day yesterday and
this morning hasn’t been so bad either.
I’m almost packed, kind of, because I haven’t really finished at all and
haven’t decided if I want to bring more clothes to wear or just wear the same
clothes post op…. Bleh, decisions, I
guess this post will be more stream of consciousness than I’d have liked, but
what can I do now? I’m already started
and going through, as if I can erase it all now? Who erases their work?
Zoe told me
yesterday that I should write a book.
Maybe I will. How many words is a
novel? I’m going to google this. Google
answers said 80 000 to 120 000 or whenever the story is told. I think I could do that. I’m much better at scripts and poems, because
those are less restricted and more room to breathe, but I guess I want a book,
and the story’s right there. I like
writing. I like writing this blog, and
writing little poems, and thinking about writing. There is a good chance that I will be happy
writing for a long time now, because I started these blogs two years ago. I’m no Julie and Julia or anything, but, who
has the patience to cook that much, anyway?
Maybe Next
year I’ll make a themed blog. Like every
day of the week is a new adventure, or something. I might wait until after I graduate for
that. I’m going to make sure that I
continue writing though. I would also
really like to start planning some different adventures as well, because if
anything I just want to be an adventurer.
I remember
when we got to Paris and we sat down at that little café for dinner, completely
drained, dehydrated, exhausted, and we smiled and said we were finally
Adventurers. Capital A. We are da bomb. I never want to lose that feeling, of
absolute wonder, like Russian Santa! (to understand that reference, watch the
Rise of the Guardians).
I should
end this here. It has been a stream
post, which are cop-outs but sometimes necessary. I hope you’ve enjoyed learning what’s in my
head right at this very moment. Like I’m
wondering if I should wear my green light jacket or a sweater to the hospital
tomorrow, but you, my friend, will never know.
OR maybe
you will. Shit, okay I’m done.
x
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