Slovakia???
Be warned this post is likely to be as scattered as the thoughts in my head. The appearance is calm and reserved. Like a volcanic island, I am portraying an image of serene detachment. Beneath the surface my mind is racing. Circling around so many questions, thoughts, philosophies, purposes, ideas, observations... there is too much to draw any linear conclusions. That path will not be simple. I am spiraling around a vortex of potentials... in awe of the possibilities as they appear before me. The journal is being filled, the books are being devoured. I've just arrived in Slovakia, and no... I don't know why I'm here. I know I'm searching for something and although I don't expect to find answers on the other side of the world I hope to find something. I hope my reason for taking this journey appears soon. In the past week I've been in Scotland, London, Paris... and now Slovakia. The days are blending together and I enjoyed the mellow day of travel. I needed a day to stare out the window and absorb the world. I need to be present in every moment. I miss work. I know that may sound strange to many people... but it's not just a job to me. It's a part of me. I did work a day in Paris, next door to the Moulin Rouge. It illuminated how much I am craving work. I miss being on stage, feeling the lights on me as the music rushes through my body. I miss the feel of sweat and the beat of my pulse. I miss the expression. I miss creating a moment. I will be back at work in a couple weeks. Today I need to experience what this place has to offer.
I’m lost. I wonder what I'm searching for.
I’m lost. I wonder what I'm searching for.
Labels: life
4 Comments:
At 4:31 PM, Anonymous said…
You don't need to search for anything.
All you need to do is to be yourself, and be honest with yourself.
Part of that is your desire to travel and experiance new places and meet new people. Your career (it's not just a job) lets you explore not just geography and history but humanity and sexuality.
Always remember that like yourself there's more to a person than their job, and that appealing to someones mind can be the biggest turn on of all.
At 6:38 PM, Anonymous said…
Perhaps you just hit your first step towards self realization, leading to the analysis of what you are and where expressing in your work. Oh by the way something will actually tur this blog and others into a book, Blog Binder or something; your writing is interesting, better than blog, certainly, wether I agree or not. -- Gölök Zoltán Buday -- "Freedom includes the right to say what others may object to and resent... The essence of citizenship is to be tolerant of strong and provocative words." - Prime Minister Diefenbaker, April 9, 1970, House of Commons. Rogers Wireless, "Our records show that you have 25 cents due on your account, paaaaaleeeease pay it! We are almost out of business! Paaaaalease, we'll charge you a 25 dollar reconnection fee and you are not even close or at your credit limit..."
At 6:43 PM, Anonymous said…
"Freedom includes the right to say what others may object to and resent... The essence of citizenship is to be tolerant of strong and provocative words." - Prime Minister Diefenbaker, April 9, 1970, House of Commons.
At 8:19 PM, Anonymous said…
I have to start reading your blog more often. You're full of surprises.
How about writing something about your trip?
Loved your article about the artwork in Italy. Maybe you can write more stuff like that?
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