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How I Mooned Myself

Lincoln Adams | December 12, 2008 @ 11:03 pm

I’ve been saying lately how much I wanted to turn my blog into something that would chronicle my traveling adventures and make my experiences an entertaining read for my dedicated fans.  With the moon being the closest it’s ever been in 15 years and a meteor shower to boot, this would have been a perfect opportunity for me to go out there and enjoy the moment, even if it meant taking an impromptu 3 hour drive in the middle of the night so I could get clear of the light pollution and enjoy the celestial show.  It would have made for an interesting blog post, I’m sure.

That’s what it should be all about right?  Spontaneous adventures!  Driving out into the unknown!  Participating in a celestial event that happens only once in a lifetime!  Going boldly where no blogging stud like me has gone before!

So what happens?  I end up vegging out on the couch eating purple tortilla chips and watching Stargate: Atlantis.

Hey I missed the last episode, I needed to catch up!  :tongue:  Besides, it was too cold out, and in my defense, I did manage to get a glimpse of the full moon when I took the garbage out.  That’s something right?

Hmmm, you think my dream girl would be pleased with me right now? :D

Seriously though, I’m going to have to redeem myself here.  If I want to blog posts that will keep my audience entertained and coming back, then I’m going have to get up off my mooched up lazy lardballs, put myself out there, and live the kind of life that’s actually worth writing about.

So for that reason I am declaring tomorrow Redemption Day.  I am going to get my digicams, my tripod and my laptop together, and me and my SUV horse is gonna ride out to the Atlantic Ocean to get me some moon.  With any luck there’ll be a Starbucks on the way too so I can pick up a Gingerbread Latte.  :shades:  I’m telling you, it’s gonna be awesome.

… … … wait a second, doesn’t The Librarian air tomorrow night?  :blink:



When It Hits You

Lincoln Adams | April 27, 2007 @ 7:25 pm

Ahhh, Friday has arrived at last, giving me a little time to reflect on the failure that is my life.

I couldn’t help but notice how the entire world and God Himself blew me off this week. I got blown off by my boss when I begged him for help in working new hours so I could go to law school. I got blown off by my union rep in trying to resolve some of the ongoing issues at work, from the mouse droppings on my desk to the bigwigs’ initial refusal to accommodate my disability. I got blown off by personnel, who I inquired of for a transfer so I could get the *bleep* out of here. I got blown off by Uptown Girl, who strung me along for weeks before finally ignoring me altogether. I got blown off by friends, by family members, and finally God Himself, who I’ve appealed to repeatedly with many tears and pleas for answers and relief from my troubles.

And now, once again, it’s Friday night and I’m here all alone, with only the wedding photo of a girl I had a crush on here at work to keep me company. Evidently someone thought it’d be nice to leave a copy of our department newsletter on my desk, turned precisely to the page that showed a caption and photo of her recent wedding. Thanks dude! assface…

My latest failures, the problems at work, the loss of yet another career dream, the loss of my latest romantic prospective, all finally took its toll on me last night. As I went through my normal work routine, I suddenly broke down and started sobbing. A wave of depression came over me like a dark fog, draining all my energy and strength. I just wanted to sleep and never wake up again. A day later, the depression is still lingering around (and probably will for a while).

It’s times like this when I start to wonder if my parents can still collect life insurance from me if I commit suicide. But for the time being, I decided instead to enjoy tonight’s lineup of Stargate and House, and go to hell with myself by ordering pizza. With extra toppings. And a chicken roll. And some cheese fires. And baked ziti.

Yep, I’m going full on Italian tonight. To heck with you all. :throwpc:



Who needs wimmins…

Lincoln Adams | April 21, 2007 @ 12:57 pm

….when I can now enjoy the fresh episodes of Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis? :banana:

I got my tub of Blockbuster popcorn, a nice tall glass of Diet Cola, and the easy chair all geared up and ready to go. Ahhh, a Friday night all to myself. Maybe now I’ll be able to forget about how Uptown Girl strung me along for months and then finally blew me off, the no-good lying backstabbing Babylonian harlot may she choke on her own vomit.

But I’m not upset about it.

I kinda knew deep down that things wouldn’t get very far with her. Not so much because we came from two different worlds, but also because she gave off the vibe of being an emotionally cold, self indulgent woman. If she truly had a kind heart, one that showed a genuine care and concern for others, then why was she working for a law firm that catered only to rich clients? Why wasn’t her heart drawn to helping less fortunate people, victims of wrongdoing who never see justice only because they simply couldn’t afford it? Why didn’t she take time to volunteer for charitable work? Where was that trait I was so earnestly looking for, of a woman who was willing to stretch forth her hand to the poor and needy? She just didn’t have it.

It was clear instead that she enjoyed living the good life. Sipping wine, vacationing to exotic places, tanning on beaches, jacuzzis, massages, and so on, the kind of life she could only sustain by working for an affluent law firm. Yet, I don’t begrudge her for doing these things. I think there’s a time and place for recreation and fun, but I also think there’s a point where your life becomes so hedonistic that it can corrupt your soul. And even though she professed to be a Christian, spirituality to her was something that was summed up in attending church once a week, and nothing more. She was not one I could share deep discussions about my faith with. And this was a maddening mentality I’ve seen repeatedly before which I could never understand. How can people truly expect to placate God by only dedicating a few hours on Sunday to Him, and then completely forget about Him for the rest of the week? Can they honestly believe He is pleased by this display of lukewarm spirituality?

Through my emails I opened my heart up to her, and though she claims to have been touched by it, I knew she really wasn’t. There was no empathy, no concern for my well-being, no genuine interest in how I was dealing with the aggravation and problems I was currently experiencing in my life, even though I was certainly interested in what her daily afflictions might have been. But the thing is, she didn’t have any. Suffering for her was not being able to sip wine on her patio because it rained.

She wasn’t a bad person though. But she wasn’t a good person either. I began to realize all this early on, but I guess I held on anyway, hoping against hope that maybe she would surprise me. Maybe she would indeed have a soft and gentle soul, tuned in to the suffering of others, with a fire inside her that yearned to alleviate their burdens and comfort those that needed comforting. Maybe the apparent coldness she seemed to give off was just borne out of an understandable hesitation to open up to me. Maybe for once, my sixth sense was just wrong here.

Or maybe not. :(

Now it’s back to enjoying Friday nights all by myself again, with only a tub of popcorn and a teddy bear named Homer to keep me company.