"porn and cigarettes"
Dec. 2nd, 2003 08:46 pmThe subjectline is also, not so coincidentally, the subjectline of Rorycat's latest email to me, with a small spelling correction for the c.i.'s. So anyway, it's not even 9 o' clock and I'm that tired wired from diet Coke kinda caffeinated, but I am also very excited.
The reasons for my excitement are manifold. First, of course, is that I survived art class. My final project (which I manically finished all of today) turned out rather well. It is a creepy double series in conté, charcoal, and ink of a view out my window into Cushing. Very voyeuristic, and *way* too influenced by recent women's studies classes. So anyway, we spent all art class doing crits and eating bagels and fruit and weird brownies made by Georgie Porgie, our professor. Actually his name is George Rush. He is a great man. At first I had a (*very* lesbionic, haha) crush on him, then I hated him for his bitchiness, but now he's redeemed himself with his charmingly terrible brownies and endearingly random sense of style.
I realized what makes his style so *great* is that he wears his pants too low. They are usual brown slacks, or something, and they highlight his little ambiguously-30-year-old butt. Because his pants are too low, his torso looks disproportionately long in his buttondown checked shirts. He has curly hair. All together he is, objectively, unattractive, snarky, and without orientation. And yet...And yet.
When he kept referring to "crit" I kept thinking he was saying "clit." Fancy that.
Which leads me to the next point of excitement: porn! Yes yes, that's right: RK and I may actually do our Squirm shoot tonight! For those of you not in the know, RK is my oh-so charming boy friend. And I use the term loosely. :) Oh, fellow Jewish queers. Anyway, we are doing an extremely *straight* shoot: the usual boy/girl scene, 'cept he's doing drag as a very glam woman and I will be dragging it up in white briefs, a "partnerlover" tank which has yet to materialize, and (ahem) other accoutrements. Which may or may not (which is to say they will) include purple silicone, leather, and buckles. Good Goddess.
What was I talking about? Oh yeah, excitement. I guess on a less-excited level I'm feeling good about getting over Danielle. I saw her yesterday evening at that disappointing lecture by Iraqi women and it was the strangest thing. Her round little head that I used to love to cup in my hands sat so annoyingly atop her little leather-jacket clad body that I just wanted to boot it off her neck. That's weird, cos I was (am?) still sad that she broke up with me, feeling deceived and dropped and like the only things approximating my emotions were lyrics. "And I wonder if you even meant it at the time"..."Just don't treat me like something that/happened to you"...etc etc. And now I see her and want to kick her head?
I guess I don't really want to. It was just a visceral reaction. But perhaps a sign that I'm pulling out of sadness and beginning to see that scar as healed and old, just as likely to be weeks months seasons as 10 days ago?
On the plus side, I saw the drop-dead Julia Weldon as I was leaving art tonight. Sweet mother of God.
Surely I'll get better at this concision thing as I write more entries. From henceforth, they'll be more succint. Probably. Lord, I was born a'ramblin' woman--what can I say?
The reasons for my excitement are manifold. First, of course, is that I survived art class. My final project (which I manically finished all of today) turned out rather well. It is a creepy double series in conté, charcoal, and ink of a view out my window into Cushing. Very voyeuristic, and *way* too influenced by recent women's studies classes. So anyway, we spent all art class doing crits and eating bagels and fruit and weird brownies made by Georgie Porgie, our professor. Actually his name is George Rush. He is a great man. At first I had a (*very* lesbionic, haha) crush on him, then I hated him for his bitchiness, but now he's redeemed himself with his charmingly terrible brownies and endearingly random sense of style.
I realized what makes his style so *great* is that he wears his pants too low. They are usual brown slacks, or something, and they highlight his little ambiguously-30-year-old butt. Because his pants are too low, his torso looks disproportionately long in his buttondown checked shirts. He has curly hair. All together he is, objectively, unattractive, snarky, and without orientation. And yet...And yet.
When he kept referring to "crit" I kept thinking he was saying "clit." Fancy that.
Which leads me to the next point of excitement: porn! Yes yes, that's right: RK and I may actually do our Squirm shoot tonight! For those of you not in the know, RK is my oh-so charming boy friend. And I use the term loosely. :) Oh, fellow Jewish queers. Anyway, we are doing an extremely *straight* shoot: the usual boy/girl scene, 'cept he's doing drag as a very glam woman and I will be dragging it up in white briefs, a "partnerlover" tank which has yet to materialize, and (ahem) other accoutrements. Which may or may not (which is to say they will) include purple silicone, leather, and buckles. Good Goddess.
What was I talking about? Oh yeah, excitement. I guess on a less-excited level I'm feeling good about getting over Danielle. I saw her yesterday evening at that disappointing lecture by Iraqi women and it was the strangest thing. Her round little head that I used to love to cup in my hands sat so annoyingly atop her little leather-jacket clad body that I just wanted to boot it off her neck. That's weird, cos I was (am?) still sad that she broke up with me, feeling deceived and dropped and like the only things approximating my emotions were lyrics. "And I wonder if you even meant it at the time"..."Just don't treat me like something that/happened to you"...etc etc. And now I see her and want to kick her head?
I guess I don't really want to. It was just a visceral reaction. But perhaps a sign that I'm pulling out of sadness and beginning to see that scar as healed and old, just as likely to be weeks months seasons as 10 days ago?
On the plus side, I saw the drop-dead Julia Weldon as I was leaving art tonight. Sweet mother of God.
Surely I'll get better at this concision thing as I write more entries. From henceforth, they'll be more succint. Probably. Lord, I was born a'ramblin' woman--what can I say?