Beginning a new book is always hard because i get distracted. Awful as that is, if i don't get distracted, the worst is if i fall asleep. I'm hard to keep interested. I'm tough to keep awake when sitting comfortably without flashing lights or human interaction. The worst is that i notice when i'm slipping and do nothing to change the eventual slump. I could stand up, walk around, stretch out my back and arms.
Let's start reading with purpose, because you're happy when you're reading something. After you've read a few chapters, you're happy to have something to talk about and you're happy thinking about the way language was used in new, exciting ways.
Writing has a few other benefits that reading doesn't allow. Expression feeds creativity, and the creativity you're searching for right now can begin here with this keyboard and end in someone's face.
Now here i am after work and i'm listenin to iTunes and drinkin a beer. David and Lacee are back from the tiki bar and they played bingo. Dave says that i would make a better Bingo announcer than the drunk girl that hosted it tonight.
I was told stories from the kitchen that involved our head chef fighting two men with his brother. His brother bit a guy's finger off, and then full-sprint kicked a guy in the stomach. And that wasn't even the end of the fight.
Another kitchen worker told me about how he was in a gang in Maine, and that's why he had a tattoo that either read NNK, or NUK. Which stands for "now you know". the moral behind it is that everything is done for money. "it's all about the money. Now You Know."
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