Wednesday, April 11, 2007
That sour feeling in the stomach.
07.04.2007
I went on a short walk today. The weather changes so fast that I'm not feeling up to a long walk away from my warm, comfortable dwelling. I've also been sucked into a book called Labyrinth, sort of the feminist answer to the Davinci Code, and equally addicting. This books functions as a bit of escapeism, as I don't know what my project is going to be. What will I present at the festival? I'm beginning to feel that thing in my stomach, I can best describe it as something sour. I realize I've only been here a couple of days, no pressure, but I am getting an inkling of it never-the-less, against my better sense.
I also feel like I should be walking, getting out there for a week or so and staying there. At this time that would be against my better judgment, as I know, and most who know me, I'm not really an outdoors person. I'm really just a suburban city kid. I'm here to become an outdoors person, and thus I must be patient.
I went on a short walk today. The weather changes so fast that I'm not feeling up to a long walk away from my warm, comfortable dwelling. I've also been sucked into a book called Labyrinth, sort of the feminist answer to the Davinci Code, and equally addicting. This books functions as a bit of escapeism, as I don't know what my project is going to be. What will I present at the festival? I'm beginning to feel that thing in my stomach, I can best describe it as something sour. I realize I've only been here a couple of days, no pressure, but I am getting an inkling of it never-the-less, against my better sense. I also feel like I should be walking, getting out there for a week or so and staying there. At this time that would be against my better judgment, as I know, and most who know me, I'm not really an outdoors person. I'm really just a suburban city kid. I'm here to become an outdoors person, and thus I must be patient.
# posted by Petter Alexander Goldstine @ 5:21 AM 
