Bad news, it's always true
Aug. 15th, 2004 04:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
vovatIt's getting hard to keep coming up with stuff to write. I sometimes wonder whether I should keep writing at all. I'm begging for attention, when I really don't have anything interesting or original to say. Maybe I should wait until I've actually done something before coming up with entries. As of late, I've mostly just been working and looking at stuff on the Internet.
It's really quiet and empty here at the library today.
When you get right down to it, the world is a pretty depressing place. There are always wars and natural disasters all over. I mean, I hear about hurricanes destroying people's houses down in Florida, and I just think that's something I'd never be able to handle. And that's far from the worst thing that happens in any given day. That's not to say that I'm depressed right now, but I sometimes find it hard to believe that humanity manages to cope with such an overall dreadful place. I guess that's one reason why some people turn to religion, or try to escape reality through ways regarded as both good (like imagination) and bad (like drugs).
See what I mean about not being able to come up with anything interesting or original? That last paragraph, while true, is trite and obvious.
In lighter news, the Olsen Twins' "dorm" is going to be an enormous Greenwich Village penthouse. Seriously, how did those stupid twins get so rich? Just by saying, "You got it, dude!" a lot when they were young?
It's really quiet and empty here at the library today.
When you get right down to it, the world is a pretty depressing place. There are always wars and natural disasters all over. I mean, I hear about hurricanes destroying people's houses down in Florida, and I just think that's something I'd never be able to handle. And that's far from the worst thing that happens in any given day. That's not to say that I'm depressed right now, but I sometimes find it hard to believe that humanity manages to cope with such an overall dreadful place. I guess that's one reason why some people turn to religion, or try to escape reality through ways regarded as both good (like imagination) and bad (like drugs).
See what I mean about not being able to come up with anything interesting or original? That last paragraph, while true, is trite and obvious.
In lighter news, the Olsen Twins' "dorm" is going to be an enormous Greenwich Village penthouse. Seriously, how did those stupid twins get so rich? Just by saying, "You got it, dude!" a lot when they were young?
