I am uniquely patient, secretly brutal, and full of bees.
My Self-Summary
I typically operate under these rules:
1. comfort is the enemy.
2. it is sometimes rewarding, or at least worthwhile, to cozy up
with your enemies over supper.
3. extremism is a.) largely harmful to the cause. b.) fun.
My life now is great, and I'm
exceptionally well
adjusted-- but like everyone else, I've had to drudge through
my share of
life's unpleasantries
before now and I'd be lying if I said I was unaffected. I do,
however, keep my issues pretty well
beaten into
submission.
I like walking around, blueberries,
food made with love,
urban
exploration,
writing letters, receiving
things in the mail, rocking out,
social drama, raising animals,
big storms,
listening to people and
sounds,
cute boys in bathtubs,
growing plants,
cooking, and the tree tops (cause
they're reaching just like me).
What I’m doing with my life
spending full days in bed, working on projects, scrounging for
loose change, quitting Boston for a few months (or at least
attempting desperately).
I make and sell hats for extra cash (and trade).
Hungry Hats
I also draw vegetable.
I’m really good at
drawing, cutting/dying hair, knitting, being androgynous (I'm
getting worse at this one), massage, very
tedious acts, making vegan desserts,
making
breakfast
at any time of day, making tasty healthy meals with little money
(or none, depending on how particular you are about where your food
comes from), shape-shifting, seeing faces in everything (and often
ruining
perfectly beautiful things for myself because of it), making
potentially dangerous things sound like wholesome fun, giving
practical advice.
art school is also bolstering my ability to justify adequately
anything I feel like doing at the time.
The first things people usually notice about me
personally, I think i have a very telling
nose.
but from experience, probably that I never have dull footwear, I
jingle, my eyes are green, I'm creative. then that I'm quiet.
if there are things I've missed, please do
share.
My favorite books, movies, music, and food
written stories: Alice in wonderland,
Bukowski,
Obedience to Authority,
Survivor, Tank
Girl,
Preacher,
Struwwelpeter, Where the Wild
Things Are, Jitterbug Perfume, 1984, The Sexual Politics of Meat,
Razor
wire Pubic Hair,
Lonesome Dove,
the Boys
talkies.
Dead Alive,
Fight Club,
Army of Darkness,
There Will Be
Blood,
A
Boy and His Dog,
Jungle book,
the Dark Crystal,
Hedwig and
the Angry Inch, Labyrinth,
Old Boy,
Sympathy for Lady
Vengeance,
wave twisters, Disney's Robin
Hood, Little Miss Sunshine, the Batman Movies everyone agrees are
the best ones,
O brother, where
art thou? Howl's moving castle, Princess Mononoke.
haunted picture box: The Daily Show,
Peep Show,
Carl Sagan's The
Cosmos,
Futurama,
Death Note,
Green Wing,
look around you.
laugh men: David Cross,
Mitch Hedberg, Lewis Black,
George
Carlin
sound arrangers: Mindless Self Indulgence, Nine Inch Nails,
Mouse On Mars,
The Bran Flakes, Garbage, Lady
and Bird, Nick Cave, Malice Mizer,
The Tiger Lillies, Lovage, Ear
Vomit,
Tom
Waits, Acid Bath, gov.dic, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Annette
Hanshaw, Retarded Together,
MC Chris, Ween, Tool, Leonard Cohen,
King Missile,
Muse,
Songs: Ohia,
Sun Ra, Leon Redbone, Nirvana, The Dresden Dolls, Four Tet, Melt
Banana, Mr. Bungle, Kieskagato, Bjork, Meat Beat Manifesto, Dead
Western, Xploading plasiX, Girl Talk,
Jacques Brel,
neptune,
The Unicorns,
Portishead,
the Thieving
Assholes,
Scumbag Chandelier,
TV on the
Radio,
The
Books,
An
Albatross,
Mirah,
Perry & Kingsley,
Outkast,
Shpongle, Queen, David Bowie,
Gogol Bordello,
Man Man,
Mother Mother,
the
sounds people make when overcome by emotion.
consumable power for pleasure: carrot cake,
cynical-new-england-humor,
sushi, Indian food,
vegetables,
whole dates,
brussel sprouts, peas,
beets, kale, brown rice,
yogurt, nutritional yeast,
cupcakes.
optional and misc: baseball bats, belt buckles,
fighting
"like real men", sunflowers, poppies, orchids,
dapper
looking people of varying ages, taking care of people who
appreciate
it, laughing until it hurts,
merciless young ladies,
tattoos,
contradictions, contraceptives.
The six things I could never do without
1. the thought that at some point, my efforts will be
rewarded with either
good sex, or
good steak*.
2. hearts/stories.
3. pixie-fairies/wikipedia.
4. shockingly approachable,
totally awesome
people.
5. trees.
6. art**
*steak stands for pretty much any nice meal. I don't eat
dead animals if I can avoid it.
**something done with intention which, without any background
information, lifts, inspires, or inflames the human spirit.
I spend a lot of time thinking about
parents, words,
bodies, different points of view/ "
reality tunnels",
advertising,
psychology, sociology,
education, clothing, progress, the
past,
the
end of the world,
language,
inadequacies,
politics (and just what the hell
we as Americans should/can do), improvement, the ego and
egocentrism,
genetics, my organs, your
organs, babies,
tact,
zombie
attacks, covering my tracks,
child development,
context,
the exact right
thing to say,
honey bees,
body modification,
mantis shrimp, the
borg,
brain eaters, SPACE
RAYS, digigrade stilts, dear sweet wonderful charming
Mr. Darcy, and
abolishing
television as it exists presently.
On a typical Friday night I am
wondering where the week went,
thinking of you, and hoping you are doing wonderfully,
hopefully near a bottle of wine.
(there is nothing typical about Friday night.)
The most private thing I’m willing to admit here
I once considered having my ears surgically pointed.
my OKC profile is 100% complete.
(i...still consider having my ears surgically
pointed)
You should message me if
you've read this far.
you are a boy that looks like a
cute girl.
you are a girl that looks like a
cute boy.
if you are
made
better by hardships, not
bested by them.
you want to
exchange recipes, you are a
tattoo
artist, you want me to draw your
D&D (or other RPG) character for
cash or trade.
you're a
violin,
fiddle,
viola player and you're
willing to teach me how to
play.
also:
Tittle; A tittle is a small distinguishing mark, such as a
diacritic or the dot over an i.
It first appeared in Latin manuscripts in the 11th century, to
distinguish the letter i from strokes of nearby letters. Although
originally a larger mark, it was reduced to a dot when Roman-style typefaces
were introduced.
The only place a modern reader is apt to confront this word is in a
Bible verse, Matthew 5:18 (NKJV): "For assuredly, I say to you,
till heaven and earth pass away, one jot or one tittle will by no
means pass from the law till all is fulfilled." The quotation uses
them as an example of extremely minor details. The phrase "jot and
tittle" indicates that every small detail has received
attention.
Fly; As defined by entomologists, a fly (plural flies) is
any species of insect of the order Diptera. These typically have
one pair of true wings, with the hind wings modified into
halteres.