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January 13, 2005
with one eye open...
Kasha in the rice cooker. Three bananas attached to the window frame in the kitchen. The lost tracks of the La's from the tiny speakers of the laptop.
An empty green bottle from the czech republic as a quiet reminder of the attempt to slow down the galloping brain last night. The lights are off. I am less than an hour away from another completely packed day. My calendar suggests that I have one thirty minute window left for myself. Wicked little liar.
I have not managed to pull away that invisible hand pushing at my temples. I have not managed to remove the other invisible body parts pressing at various areas of my body, in and out. The wool scarf trapped in my throat is still there. It is there even more now, since this is the morning. I think I will need to take a short walk.
I live just two minutes from a great park. Maybe this is what I should be doing right now. Maybe it is not the screen I should be looking at now, it should be the layers of thick air behind which the silhouettes of trees would remind me that I am rushing too much, running very quickly... just to return to them anyway.
The pots with plants are happier than ever. I thought that the last window was a life giver, well, what is happening right now is nothing short of miracle growth. I had finally had the guts to bonsai train my dear jade tree and it is coming back as a really exciting drawing model. I think we will soon have to have some sessions.
The lime tree really wants to turn itself into a giant stick. We will need to have some more talks...
The avocado plants are slowly but surely turning into real trees. Exciting.
Yes, a walk would be probably the right thing now. And then maybe some more, maybe some slower writing.
I would love to just walk all the way to the south west side of the park, and stay there, all day, just create little waves, swim, fly...
I will need to take a short walk now. Right about now. Will be out there in the park in maybe five minutes... bye.