They are what they are, people. I'm not just saying that because i'm on the thin end of the curve. I'm saying that because you're wasting time. You're asking and arguing for something you could just as easily earn yourself. Ah, forget it. 'Looking out for number one' should be a mantra of mine. Sometimes i'm too concerned with what is going on in other people's heads. Unfortunately though, what people are thinking comes splashing out of their mouths and starts to do damage in the form of distracting, infuriating phrases. Now i'm left here stuck with a crumpled pile of unfinished checklists--dated weeks ago. Look out for number one...when your list of errands is filled with numbers that aren't one. Right... What to strike from the list to make room for me? What to jam into the list to make that room worth using? I think people call these 'priorities.' This language is far too plain for me to understand without getting bored. Now i've lost the entire point of why i pulled this sheet out. But...i do have some questions that have been bothering me lately:
Why am i always wrong?
Why is every part of me so unrelentingly sore lately?
What's the point of photography? No one seems to care. Why aren't i doing this for myself?