wildcat

Keep trying to write for wildcat and the only things that jump up are sporadic notes, sentence fragments, and ellipses. Actually, that describes most of my outloud dialogue as well.

Is it weird that I think of what I say outloud as "dialogue?"

I sat in the laundromat for about an hour. The dark load became unbalanced, had to be adjusted. I had to wait for it to catch up to the lights before I could start the dryer. Otherwise, I wrote about two pages in a spiral-bound notebook using a black gel pen. My brain is fruiting.

I work until nine and then I have to slink home with Carol King on my discman to sort out my apartment some more. I want to weed the CDs, shelve the ones I'm keeping, and get rid of a couple cardboard boxes that are taking up too much room in there. I would eventually like to have space in the closet to store actual things.

I've made it through the first four discs of Lost Season 1. Will Sun have to reveal her "dark" (cough) secret? Will Sawyer and Kate finally get it on? Will Kate get it on with Jack? Will Sawyer and Jack finally get it on? Locke is very much the shaman or wise man of the group, like I said before, and he's training Boone as an apprentice - vision quests, hallucinatory trials, et cetera. I like Boone better when he's not mooning after his step-sister. I like Hurley a lot as well, given that while everybody's running around tending to immediate physical survival and functioning, Hurley's the one to make some headway toward spiritual survival and consolidating the group in a way that Jack seems unable to comprehend. None of this really means anything to anyone who hasn't watched Lost yet.