musings of a city girl

a look into the mind and heart of Janet as she struggles to shine amidst the clamor and concrete in an impersonal city.

Monday, October 24, 2005

for lack of a better blog

Hmmm, I think I have gone the longest stretch of not blogging a blog since my debut in September, 2005. What to write? A poem? Another entry of my "coffeeshop diaries" (which only I understand anyways)? Take everyone on a tour of Alberta's "World's Largest [insert item here]" complete with picture, description, and witty comment? Or how about just rambling on about whatever pops into this head of mine. Yes, that could be fun. Random, but fun.

Let's start with today. Today I wanted so badly to sleep as long as I possibly could. But then I started thinking about some of the errands I needed to run, and I couldn't really sleep...but oh how I tried. I finally got up after I realized that someone may be coming to my apartment for the annual inspection any time between 9am and 5pm any day this whole week, and I thought, wouldn't it be embarassing if I was sleeping...and not in a decent state, and they came in to do the inspection, and there I was, sprawled out in bed. How embarassing, if I must say. I don't know why they don't actually state the day that they're coming by, so that I can be atleast somewhat prepared. What if I'm in the shower? What if the place is a complete disastor? Why are they doing stupid annual inspections anyways? We just moved in two months ago, and they renovated the entire suite, so I don't think we could have put holes in ALL the walls, or stained the whole carpet, or burned the stove into smitherines. I think its stupid. I better hide my tip jar full of money so that it doesn't go missing. I don't trust these "inspectors."

Hmmm...what am I to write now? Tell a scandalous tale of romance? hmmm... perhaps a haiku would be appropriate. It is one I see written in my journal during my semantics class. Apparently it was during the section on propositional logic (for those of you who are unsure, a haiku is a three line poem, where the syllabic structure is 5, 7, 5, and verses don't rhyme):

Class from the devil
Comprehension is futile
Why me, oh, why me?

here's one on road rage:

cut off, temper flares
leaning on horn, grab the club
fist shaking in air

And perhaps a more "spiritual" haiku:

Rays of light shine through
old decrepid pottery
hope shows its color

Well, that's all I got for now. If anyone would like to submit a haiku, feel free. Throw one in there about Moons over my Hammy. Come on people, there hasn't been one submission to my contest! The prize is worth it, let me tell you!!

5 Comments:

  • At 7:15 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    is your road rage a haiku? I counted only 6 syllables in the second line, or am I totally out to lunch?

     
  • At 10:08 PM, Blogger Megan said…

    I want another "World's Biggest ________ something blog, " I like those.

    there once was a man
    his hair grew down to his toes
    so he didn't wear clothes

     
  • At 1:27 PM, Blogger Keller said…

    this blog is so good
    and easily understood
    too bad it is done

     
  • At 9:59 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    have the inspectors come yet? by the way I recounted your road rage and it now has 7 syllables. Just thought I would let you know!! I tried to think up a poem about the silly word verification that has me so fascinated but that has too many syllables1?

     
  • At 10:36 AM, Blogger Keller said…

    Is it just me or is there a dryness in the world of blogging? I feel we're all caught in this desert storm, unable to conjure up any inspirational material to write. The reason I say this is because there are more significant gaps in our posting dates... just a thought open for discussion.

    Oh, isn't the war of the wongs on tonight at A Rae of Sunshine? Hahaha.

     

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