Sunday, July 20, 2008

now you got me all excited



Friday was greeeeeeat

I went over to Durango and hung out with my old prof Jim. I can now safely call him my friend, because he was busy planning all of the future times we are going to chill out. He took me to the Falc's, but alas, no alcohol which actually made me feel better and not as wicked. He was telling me about how Michael Chertoff, Head of the Department of Homeland Security was with his secret service detail in May Palace the other day in Durango, and a former classmate had to wait on him. I asked him why was that guy here and he said "To meet with the tribes to tell them how to deal with possible terrorism....yeah, I know, go-fucking figure!" We talked mostly school, future, politics, and possibilities in getting involved with a poly-sci club and maybe some panels. He was so awesome. And then at the end he hugged me, and he was like "Blah blah blah -- the reason I don't do independent study is because they already have teachers that do these things and they won't want to pay me - But I would do it for you." I love my professors! They make life sublime.

Then I went to Cortez, and Baley and I decided to go to the Dark Knight. We brought in a Nalgene full of screwdriver and prompltly got drunk. I have never been that drunk before just sitting. The movie made no sense drunk, and I was seeing double of everyone. There were these fucked up kids. Then we wandered home.

There is only about a month and a half of work left~! Hallefuckingluyah.

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

one bastard, two bastard, green bastard, blue bastard


Bad joo joo day.

I realized very early on that the tires I bought last week were completely bald. It was made increasingly apparent to me, later on in the day, when not one, but TWO law enforcement Rangers were pretty much yelling at me for my misfortune.

Today at work, there was a medical on the tour in front of me, and in the tour behind me. Both were teenage girls, fainting or getting sick, so no heart attacks or terrible things. On my last Balcony House tour, there was this Australian girl with red hair and freckles, and I honestly wanted to steal her, she was so cute. She and her brother were hanging out with these American kids, and they were all around the kiva, and this one kid tripped and his leg went down a ventilation shaft. My heart literally dropped. I don't think I have ever been that scared in my life. I don't think I have ever felt that much empathy in my life before. I immediately went to him, and it was fucked up because all the adults just stood there and were completely silent. I was the adult, but truth be told I felt like a child. He was crying, but he was okay. He could walk. I was very shaken, and started the tour again. In retrospect, it was retarded, the way I went into panic mode, and five seconds later I was back to my old bullshit routine. I was so happy, so insanely relieved that nothing happened today medically. I also drove home on my bald tires without a blowout so blessed be to Him.

Then I got home, and my mom had some horrible and yet oh so perplexing news: my father received a letter from the state of New Mexico claiming he owed back child support on a kid, this time a Mexican kid. The fucked up thing is, that "kind" is 34 years old! So yeah. And the stupid part is, it doesn't even have his name in the letter, just "Buy Sell Trade" and our address (which is from his business card). So now I have another half-brother; the other one is Navajo, and this one is Mexican. I told Jack that the Philippino and the Jamaican are going to be on the way. How many bastards has my Dad spurned? The only thing I know is that I am glad I am not a man, because at least I know when I have kids. Also, I got really upset and threatened my mom to cut myself off, because of the whole affair. I mean, I guess I would if I had to, but I'd rather not at this point...at least till I graduate.

So yeah -- Lemans trouble (YET AGAIN), medical issues, and bastards all over the four corners.

And I ended it all by boiling a pipe, preparing a hopeful encounter with a "Dark Brother" (no, not a hot black guy, I am not that lucky)