#everwhat

Movie great Carole Lombard in 1936. If one were to look closely at Carole Lombard’s intricate and alluring no-face, one might see the Chinese characters for “danger” and “opportunity,” and if one looked a bit closer, the Chinese characters for “everwhat” and “Hufflepuff.”

Here begins 2017 mess of projects run

The first wave of the day was a big one. I may have lost my mind and my bottoms. The water is heavy, and I'm tired, but there is more sun left and a current that is telling me to stay in. Don't go. So what now? Wiped out and anxious for more life... No answers. No plans. Just this salty dance in the center of the heat. Who will dance with me? Who will be taken under by one's hope for eternal summer? Where may I find you...and introduce myself? People, people, everywhere and not a drop who thinks. You lie. Well, let's just ride this out, see? Until it's time to sleep.

I will walk and walk and disappear like a star like a sundrop of salt in a tear and I won't hear a thing or see a thing not even fear not even death even if it was among me like a peer and if there is a pier leading to the horizon my eyez are on it like my feet my blinks are pawprints I will walk and walk until I am everywhere like a sky and nowhere like a cloud any moment now the hows won't control the clock any moment now this all will stop