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  • Stop. Just stop. Be immobile for a while even. It doesn’t even matter where.
    My 20s were no home and on the road. At 27 I got sick. I had never been sick before. I didn’t know what sickness was. I didn’t give it the respect it deserved and kept moving. I got real sick. Shot down. Sick & homeless. I remained sick for 3 years. And now, 23 years later, chronic respiratory troubles remain.
    It may hurt to stop but it hurts to keep moving too. Be bored. Be lonely. Whatever… it’s OK. Trust me: nothing horrible will happen and you aren’t missing anything.
    Sorry for unsolicited advice but I see in you where I have been.
    Keith
    (hermit in Ontario with whom you have exchanged a few emails)

    • Hi Keith
      (HUGS)
      thank you for the advice
      i’m working on it! i’m working on it!
      i was a VERY sickly child
      i was sick for YEARS
      i hope i’m not going back into one of those cycles
      i can’t imagine how i would
      but i appreciate your story and your concern
      thank you
      i’m WORKING on it.
      HUGS

  • What
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    Your
    Husband
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    • Ack! — you caught me embarrassed
      ” We’re just a million little god’s causin’ rain storms turnin’ every good thing to rust. ” – Arcade Fire
      i thought about your response all night last night
      sick and coughing, shaking
      like a junkie
      a thousand gods and angels trying to sooth me
      the potentials of all my internet surfing coming to fruition
      a million souls comming to me to play out Life
      it wasn’t exactly restful
      but it broke the fever
      though i still feel like i have a boulder i my head
      i’m much better
      but i also thought this:
      it’s much easier to respond to people i know will never flesh out into a relationship.
      the men that i’m REALLY attracted to
      i’m scared of all the work of Living that will go into it…
      so much more rewards, yes!
      but…
      i have your email flagged
      and have been waiting to respond to it til i felt better
      more grounded
      however
      i’ve been here two weeks
      and have been spiralling off balance more and more
      instead of feeling better
      but i’ve looked at your email a few times
      wondering when i should reply…
      now you snuck up behind me and tapped me on the shoulder
      and asked me about love..
      i’m as ready for “my husband” as the desert is for rain
      cheesy, i know
      but it would wash me out and bring something entirely surprising back to life.
      and though i almost don’t believe in love [like that… for me]
      the hope of it is there
      and that is one of the things that makes the world OK for me
      knowing one day i’ll be with… “my love”
      but i don’t feel it’s coming for a while yet
      and what i feel you’re suggesting is
      “take care of yourself, so when real love comes you can enjoy it.. and it can enjoy you”
      i dunno
      it’s idealistic
      but it’s something to think about
      thank you for giving me that to wrap up with last night..

      • Re: Ack! — you caught me embarrassed
        Please don’t feel embarrassed. You have nothing to be embarrassed about. I do worry about very important people. It oughtta be my job. Probably wouldn’t pay much. Hang on, please.

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