Hit and Run

[gurdonark]

I got my major court filing done this afternoon, having elected to run it down to the court myself rather than allow a messenger service to take it down for me. My week becomes instantly less stressful.

I stopped at a light in downtown Dallas, and realized that 19 years ago, I was struck by a hit and run driver at that light. No serious harm done, only property damage, but the memory made me feel strangely at home. I then got lost on the way back to my office.

I notice my journal has become an endless CD-fest ever since I got the car with the CD player. Today I indulged vanity first hand by giving a listen to this album called "Gurdonark--Vibrating Electric Fields". It's good to hear that it lived up to the absurdly low standard I had set for it, causing me a secret delight I hereby make public in this journal. I think that sometimes it's good to share a secret delight. I fantasized about a new project, focusing on the least musical of my instincts. Working title: "the bean-can sessions".

But now I must run to Federal Express, to deposit the "other rush" into the hands of capable people who imagine the best way to California is to go east to Memphis.

Comments

[bardcat.livejournal.com]

Betcha Gurdonark--Vibrating Electric Fields is better than you think it is! Maybe when all your LJ friends come to Texas for a big party we can have a listen, and perhaps dance to it! Move over Willie!

[gurdonark.livejournal.com]

It's actually so awful it's good. It qualifies for what I wanted it to be. But I want to do something else, and soon I will.

Thanks, as always for your kind words.

"Vibrating Electric Fields" is not quite party music,
but I would love to have an LJ Texas picnic!

[solitarywalker.livejournal.com]

i generally carry orders over to the computer store myself rather than sending someone or faxing the order; it's nice to get out of the office for a little while.

[gurdonark.livejournal.com]

Yes, it is nice, too, although in general I'd rather have knocked out more letters.