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|my life in words
20 most recent entries
believe it or not, i started this post less than three weeks after my last entry thinking that i had such a spate of trips and work issues coming up that i'll not have a good chance to record it all. well. we see how that went. now, i have to somehow recount the forever-changing state of my life, the upended world of fashion, and the mind-blowing state of our body politic and the funny way that the concept of identity has touched them all -- not to mention the fleeting idea of sport -- in, i don't know, ten thousand words or less. since i last wrote, i have gone to new york city, then had a long weekend in orlando, had my friends pop down for our semi-annual get-together, then i went to atlanta for business and pleasure, and finally wound up in toronto to celebrate my new someone's birthday. and yes, i'm going to keep the appellation of "new someone" with my fingers crossed any my heart on guard because we remain in a state of the unknown which should surprise no one. in the world of fashion, i began wanting to write about how the pendulum of fashion had finally returned to my personal aesthetic -- and, thankfully, it has remained -- but now we've seen it begin to swing toward a sportier and more athletic bent that i both loathe and love with equal measures -- while i hate the idea of the secretary in sneakers with a passion just by rote, i must admit that between the haute couturiers chanel and dior sending their girls down the runway in running shoes and hyper-elite menswear houses tom ford and berluti following suit -- or should i say, with suits -- i found myself with too many things to buy. so, let's see if i can recap what i have to do as an outline: (1) the introduction of new york city to my sister, (2) the best of times and the worst of times in orlando, (3) the coming of age and the moment of truth in tampa, (4) the reckoning of my professional and personal lives in atlanta, (5) things coming to their natural conclusion for the first time with the new someone in toronto, (6) the political correction of race and sexuality in basketball, (7) how one nfl player kissing his significant other gets more press than another dragging his across ground, (8) and the list of things i absolutely need in my closet by the end of the year (though which year, i won't say).
my life has changed in the span of a week and the churning of emotions has finally brought me back to my journal. i could say that it happened on the quiet walk this morning with my dog amidst the city fog and the lazy traffic lights slowly blinking red then green then staying there staring at us. or i could say it happened in that moment yesterday at the veterinarian's office where i memory fell on me like a sandbag tossed up against the prospect of a flood. in line there stood an old high school friend. someone who, in the passing of time, had not grown taller in a way that i could tell, nor more muscular in a way that i could tell, nor more handsome in a way that i could tell, but infinitely more attractive because i had become less of all those things over that self same passing: i felt that look that i so often dispense where one wonders just what has taken place and over what time to ravage that once pure expression and that unblemished line with age and disrepair and the unkempt. and in that moment i remembered that this random soul from high school with classic mid-western good looks of near milk-white skin, dark brown hair, corn-fed comportment and that i had said in a moment of infinite confusion and lust, "because i love you." i don't remember why now i said it. it had come in an argument in ap chemistry and this corn-fed beauty in the heat of youth had done something or said something and i arguing had said it.
the line that hooked me into downton abbey two years ago came in the first episode when the duke gave a new spin to the saw, "one swallow doesn't make a summer," and well, it may not make a summer, but it may make an autumn. while it's probably too much to disclose, on a recent saturday night, i had one of those fantastically ideal dates with my new someone or maybe my new exsomeone that we've had since we got together all that long time ago and broke up not too long ago. so much has happened in the four or so months since i last posted and i don't even know where to begin given all of the playing catch-up that i've had to do over the past year with my life. to say that i've neglected this journal even as my facebook, twitter, and instagram have grown exponentially understates the case. my life, in recent months, has entered a sort of odd and depressing malaise only effervesced by the sprightliness of my pug and my wild escapes from the mundane that my life has become: needless to say, while i had maintained that our quarterly fights did not amount to much consequence, the quarterly fight we had after we returned from brazil proved nearly impossible to recover from. they say absence makes the heart grow fonder so that may explain the explosive sexual chemistry that we felt on saturday night as we pulled off to the side of the courtney campbell causeway like teenagers -- perhaps we could blame it on the moon -- but it sets into motion a throughline, i hope, to an uneasy reconciliation.
well, i should have started this post in the moment of heightened pain in which i found myself almost a week ago. my chest rose up with fire like someone had pressed an iron weight on my lungs and dispersed a warm syrupy poison through my bloodstream. the moment came when my new someone intimated that our relationship had run its course. at this point, i have not spent time with my new someone in three weeks. at first, our separation found itself laid at the feet of an unforeseen trip to miami, but one week later, and the afternoon in question, my new someone said that i couldn't come over because of my new dog, siobhan, and a reluctance to let monti, the dog shared by my new someone and my new someone's exsoemone, grow attached to siobhan since she might not be around. my new someone has always preferred canines to actual humans so a fear of getting attached remains well founded, but the implication that siobhan, and by extrapolation me, might not remain a more permanent fixture in my new someone's life crushed me: and i asked, "does this mean our relationship is over?" and my new someone responded "it's not the greatest" and i began to panic with questions like "have you met someone new" and after i got roundly set straight, i found myself dizzy with emotions and rushed into day old j.crew and ran to the local theatre to watch a matinee of "before midnight" and one small popcorn, one large popcorn, and three mini-bottles of merlot later, i found myself in a reverie of emotionalism and acting out that lead to my wanting to post at that moment, but i refrained. i went grocery stopping. i got a smart phone. i even went to drinks with my sister at the birchwood. but i didn't post. i let the poetry marinade my soul. and as it splashed around in the wake of that film, that poetic meandering through the greek isles, pulled up some pretty ugly stuff for me and by the time it got to the climax, i had tears standing still in my eyes with fear. of course, the power of the "before" series comes in the reality of the moments they capture. and, for the first time since i ended my workshops, i felt like i had my feet submerged in the sandy shallow waters of everyday emotion that i do not get to enjoy on a daily basis. without a book to read or an assignment to complete, i find myself floating in the wind -- and turning to my journal more, of course -- without something to ground me. yesterday, i saw sophia coppola's latest stream of consciousness, "bling ring," and found myself longing for the purity of "before midnight" and realized i did not have anything at my disposal to help me process the feeling of near-rejection so i wandered onto amazon and bought myself an anthology of poems -- it's titled "a formal feeling comes" and its by women and its all formal but in a contemporary way -- and have resigned to take classes this fall. in pursuit of graduate concerns, i've decided to apply to cornell, columbia, new school, pratt, stonybrook, city college, and hunter. and as back ups, university of south florida, florida international, miami, and university of tampa. until that time, i have to figure out what i'm going to do here which becomes increasingly excruciating as i had a six hour near wet dream last night about the lawyer i kissed over miami pride upon discovering the wonderfully nerdy instagram handle and the beautifully edgy pictures that resided there: which brings me to my unlikely and unusual encounter with the new someone over pride here. first, in an unlikely turn, my job decided to participate, a move affirmed by the presence of the president and his entire family, but undermined by our placement directly behind a leather fetish float. you win some, you lose some. and afterward, i met up with my new someone who had arrived without friends except for that dog and we had a drink together and then i went home and my new someone went home and we didn't hang out this weekend because of my apartment. and, minus the five or so outright downpours, the day turned out okay, but not as good as the pictures i saw from chicago or london or san francisco as everywhere celebrated "the decider," that is, justice anthony kennedy, and his musing ruling on the defense of marriage act -- and his decree, two days later, to let marriages resume in california -- and i found myself in a hail storm of irony as the right to marry finally felt within reach like the dusting of a dandelion held fixed in thick, bright afternoon air while i felt almost alone and unsure of my future. and for some reason, both in the country, and within myself, although the lives of gay men and women in this country had changed irreversibly for the better, the country found itself trained on horrific and persisting issues of race: the trayvon martin trial found itself underway and president obama found himself touching down in senegal to give encouraging words to the community -- with michelle obama in effortlessly chic burberry which made me even more rabid for the prorsum footwear from fall which coincided with the ad campaign featuring sienna miller and her real life beau tom sturridge in those animal printed shoes that i obsess about -- and nelson mandela finds himself close to his last breath and the self-same supreme court that struck down the tent pole of the defense of marriage act also struck down the heart of the voting rights act and gutted affirmative action. and it's not just here that these issues have cut through the zeitgeist. while i had designs, so many moons ago, to fashion this post around the muddling relations between the ostensible white and the ostensible black and how those issues remain not only the focal point of fashion at the moment, but of many worrying international events, i've decided to leave aside the supporting materials for the fashion side of( my analysisCollapse )moving forward first to the incident in london with the african immigrant attacking the british soldier with a hatchet in broad day light and a similar attack in france days later, it showed that beneath the hemline connecting the black to the white lies a world of violence waiting to get out.
well, at least, i can scratch this year's earlier trip to miami off as my worst time in miami ever: last friday, due to my zeal for international travel and my lack of due diligence before booking, i dragged my new someone and myself down to the consulate general of brazil in miami to apply for last, last, last minute visas before we jet off for rio in a month. well, the first part of our unplanned trip went as expected with the quick turn around from work on my part to feeding my new dog -- which happened, too -- and starting down united states highway seventy five down to miami. well, while i drove, the new someone didn't exhibit any signs of anxiety outside of the traffic in downtown miami but, before we got called to the counter, the transformation began. my new someone's face flushed red and ears glowed brighter than a stop light. i asked, "what's going on? are you okay? are you going to pass out?" and the new someone couldn't place a finger on just what inspired the sudden burst of worry. well, the time at the window went without incident -- although i cannot say the same for the twelve families that went before us as they got denied one after another for silly stupid reasons -- and we headed back in the car and home. well, i said i'd drive back through downtown miami toward home -- as we glassily looked toward that bridge winding toward south beach and sighing about the day we could've had on south beach -- and when we got out of the city and into an odd exurb called weston and settled into this faux-italian eatery for lunch. during this lunch, anxiety waxed to anger as my new someone tried to convince me to drive home despite my lack of sleep and during this conversation, my new someone pulled the money card -- "i've paid nearly $200 so far today" -- and i didn't argue because i felt my new someone itching for a fight and because i had intended it that way since (a) the last minute trip owed not only to my ignorance about the brazilian visa process, but because we booked a trip that we had settled on two months ago at the very last minute and (b) as a result of that last minute booking, not the decision to go there in the first place, the trip cost hundreds more than it would have so (c) i felt that we had equal parts in the endeavor so yeah but none of that played -- mainly because i only offered that i had spent twenty bucks on the return envelope -- and my new someone volunteered to drive home and that initiated our quarterly fight as i like to call it. almost to the day, we have had these relationship-ending nail-biting excruciatingly-silent fights. before i had understood their frequency and their repetitious rhythms and cadence, i attributed them to other things like the seven month itch or fading attraction that comes with the comfort of a relationship, but even after those things got ameliorated through even more fights, they kept happening. regularly. and right now, i find myself in the hurricane eye of one of those quarterly events as we haven't seen each other since the ten hour episode in the car last friday and have not spoken since the same.
i have always said that truly good art inspires even more art and upon my second viewing of the new star trek film, i cannot reiterate that fact more. while i planned for this entry to cover the months of december, january, and february in my life, i must start it with the how that film not only hit all the bases i look for in my favorite franchises -- like james bond, i expect it use the tropes of the series to comment on aspects of contemporary life -- but it raised an interesting questions about the use of force and the control of that use. sure, the commentaries about extra-judicial killing, terrorism, genetic engineering, and all that got covered, but it touched on that universal theme of making decisions about love in the context of the larger arc of one's life and one's purpose. as i find myself wrestling with the same questions myself, as i prepare, perhaps, to decamp to some far off place in pursuit of a thing in my mind, i find myself interested in the alluring darkness of the easy choice. while i seek thematics in my next post about the black and white of a thing, while covering september, october, and november of last year, i find fashion once again instructive about the way something so cunningly simple -- like the simplicity and minimalism of black and white -- can find itself the subject of perversion -- as evidenced by punk. last season, the fashion world obsessed about the black and white and the rest of the world seemed to follow, but before those clothes even hit the shelves -- and us fashion followers even had a chance to convert our personal aesthetics to fall in line with this new moment (my lastest binge on david yurman spiritual bead bracelets, john hardy braided leather pieces, and dolce and gabbana black and white espadrilles to steer my wardrobe into a pure black and white moment) -- fashion saw fit -- their leaders, rather -- to give that old-fashioned nineties' minimalism a post-millenial edge. my films have done this: james bond gave the moneypenny character an edgy reboot with "28 days later" alum noeme harris and star trek revisited ( a spoiler alertCollapse ) to give its audience the same story with more edge. well, as i type, the world finds itself in a dark place, with yet another super storm snatching up lives in oklahoma and with my david yurman cuff bracelet bought last year ripped in two. while one remains ultimately selfish and superficial, and the other profound and inescapable, they both capture the fragility of the concept of happiness and the delicacy of the life we all hold dear. i, too, have felt intimately that duo of fragility and delicacy in my emotional and physiological life in the months i wish to chronicle. by december, my new someone and i had fallen into a relationship pattern best summed up by "break ups to make ups" (a cute rhythm and blues song refashioned into rap song in the nineties). while i knew and know that these fights had more to do with fear of a good thing, they did not remove the sting of the swipes nor the suffocation of the silence. while the month opened with my mother and i bonding while picking out graduation dresses for my sister (and my mother buying me a pair of john varvatos camel boots as an early christmas present), it quickly descended into darkness: that sunday, i watched the entire dtla series and had to go to work. the next friday, the weekend started beautifully. i treated my new someone to a dinner out at a restaurant the new someone has poked me about for some time called "the living room" in downtown dunedin and on saturday we did basically nothing but each other. that sunday started innocently enough with us venturing over to tampa's burlington coat factory (so my new someone could buy a coat for the barcelona winter), followed by estela's, and eventually settling at cityside where we had a few drinks while one of the bar flies pushed us on the definition of our relationship. it ended with no answer and we started home on kennedy and my new someone thought it funny to keep the window rolled down and act ghetto. this, of course, pierced to the deepest of my image issues and we had words and drove home in silence. when we got home, things felt chilly but they resolved as things tend to but the next morning, when i went to work, i made the mistake of leaving a dirty dish in the sink because i did not want to wake my new someone at that hour by cleaning it. well, that served as a the perfect storm of a mistake and apparently triggered the issues from the night before and we broke up that tuesday. well, while the details escape me, i pulled out the big guns of our relationship -- the website visits, the birthday trip to miami without me, and every other thing -- in order to even orchestrate a face-to-face meeting and, of course, as these things tend to happen with us, we just didn't talk about it. and my new someone booked the flight to barcelona. that weekend, i went to tallahassee to watch my sister graduate -- and celebrate with her at "the moon" where the ghetto exploits may expire me forever -- and we found ourselves in the deep event horizon of the most major trip of my life.
it strikes me as an irony that in the months -- the year, really -- since i last posted something to this journal, i have written more than i have ever in my writerly past. i wrote the beginnings -- the underpinnings, really -- of a novel and have had my poetry published. in mere hours, i'll find myself celebrating the milestone of yet another phase of life and perhaps an entree into a new one. as i type, i find myself wondering what's going on in the life of my new someone not in that detached and stalking way that i had with my exsomeone during the darkest times, but in the way that lovers do when they must spend time apart due to work life or friends in town or any of those things, but we won't go there now. i find myself at a newly satisfied point in life. things, again, are good. i have a renewed focus on the things i need to get to that dream space that i've so longed for since i first began to have a voice. and unlike times past, i actually feel like i have a shot at obtaining them this round. and as evidence of that thing. as if the world needed to stamp it's approval on that thing and make it real in someway outside of myself, today marriage equality became legal in france. in a culture that espouses the most liberal brand of politics on the one hand -- handing their presidency to an avowed socialist -- but comports itself with the most conservative brand of cultural protectionism, this, indeed, marks a monumental and groundbreaking change. not just in terms of the industrialized and western world, but in the grand scheme of human history. further, it evidences their fluid attitude toward sex in general. this weekend, i have had the privilege of watching two french films and re-watching one american film with arguably french sensibilities; first, i saw "little white lies" which immediately catapulted into my favorites, then i saw "intouchables" which did not resonate with me as much but felt important in that it represented the largest grossing film in france and won all manner of awards and finds itself the subject of an american remake and finally, i saw "shame." i won't bore my readers with a re-evaluation of shame except to say how beautiful of a film it remains despite my complete inability to find it on dvd anywhere -- i had to get an import and thank myself that i had a region free dvd player. but i cannot say enough about the film "little white lies" which i wanted to see when it hit the few indie theatres i know of, but i had to wait not only for its french release onto dvd but its american version with subtitles and boy did it find itself worth the wait. it delved into the trickiness that the french play with so well in the fluidity of sexuality. it's a subject so taboo that even gay men and women find themselves uncomfortable discussing it because of its policy and social implications. needless to say, the worst nightmare of every so-called social conservative lies in the fact that the gay community has the ability, as harvey milk puts it, to recruit. this movie puts that issue front and center and in much the same way that downton abbey chose to close their last season with this issue, it deals with the universal issue of unrequited love. and how to deal with that unrequited love in the modern world. can one maintain a friendship? and does all that matter anyway? well, as i've sought to break down these questions in this journal, i've decided to break my year up into quarters as to not completely wear out my fingers -- or your patience -- in reading a year's worth of wonderings when i haven't even had the compunction to write them down. at least not here. and it feels to me that the tone of this thing is about the moment of indecision i find myself right now and for the past three months. i have had the privilege to sit in on a african american literature survey and it has changed my life. i believe now, at my age, i am finally able to absorb literature in the way that some could at age eighteen. i don't delude myself. i can't digest a morrison tome on my own. i cannot unpack a louise gluck sonnet at first read. but i yearn for the deepness they promise. i ache for the understanding that dangles in between my fingers. but where to further that understanding becomes the question. even as i write, i find myself wondering can i deepen that thing while working or while here or must i decamp to that dream of new york in order to make that thing real and palpable. and do i have to anchor myself with fifty thousand dollars worth of debt to do so? is it worth it? and do i have to leave behind those i love? my sister -- under the false pretense of cleaning -- and i had a long conversation in my apartment today about things which should have gotten washed away with the sands a decade ago but feel fresh as if the slap still stung our cheeks. and as those circuitous conversations tend to go, it waded into our relationships not only with our parents and ourselves but those significant others -- imperfect as they are -- and whether to protect that life we've fought for with them. meanwhile, i hear the foamy crush of ocean spray calling me from southampton and the uneven car horn and siren push at me from new york and brooklyn. i hear that uneasy whisper of a country village calling me from upstate new york and the polished city streets calling me from boston. no, i hear the voice of my friend calling me to chicago or of another dear friend calling me back to ohio where it all began. but i don't know. something else wants me to stay here or venture not too far to a place called south beach or a year or two in orlando or even a few months in gainsville or tallahassee. i don't know if i can. and it's ironic because my sister has only returned to my life in the past three weeks. cleaning my apartment twice this week. drinks at tryst at the early part of this week. and shopping and drinks the week before that. but before that, we communicated by proxy through my parents with whom i have not communicated. besides that, i got a gigantic tax refund which i have rifled through despite longings for brazil and other windfalls of the sort i have come to love. in april, my main events circled around an ill-advised trip to miami -- where i did nothing of consequence but have an emotional rendezvous with this new york english major (now attorney) who fashioned me a pride pity fuck and made my heart flutter on the dance floor with ohio milk-white skin, red skin-tight jeans, and possibility -- but it turned out the worst birthday for my favorite ex-coworker as all of her gbfs out-and-out dissed her on her very birthday and did little else during the rest of the time they were there. i must say, that while the trip remained a bust, i did glean images of debauchery that i must use including these self-same gbfs consuming bolivian marching powder off her her nipples. the week after that, my new someone and i had one of those grossly sumptuous weekends where we spirited away to orlando to watch a broadway show -- priscilla, queen of the desert -- and rolled around in hotel sheets and got room service and just spent that glorious time together that i love so much about us. after that, i bought a david yurman spiritual bead bracelet that i now think i want a bigger one made of river stone instead of the black onyx i bought. besides that, april really went over without incident as did march since my health scares from the start of the year cast a dark shadow over most weekends, but more on that when i recap december through february in the next post.
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it's often said that it's difficult to write happiness. it takes a little pain, a little conflict, a little fear to compel great writing. well, i'm auditing an american novel course and one thing i've noticed comes in the fact that it really takes very little of those things. mostly, writing involves living. and over the past month, i have learned a lot about living. over the past week, i've done more living than i've done in the past three months. where should i even begin? well, my birthday this year officially puts me at the same age as the exsomeone when we started dating eight years ago. funny, it's the pain from the dissolution of that relationship and the subsequent dalliances that gave me the impetus to start this very journal. of course, my brand of sharing everything in life has gone from niche curiosity to commonplace social networking, but just like a physical journal, it's sometimes good to go back and recount the things that wrought the present. well, i won't have any of that because if i don't talk about the last week, the last month, i might just burst over. first, i have met someone. i have met someone so good, so comfortable, so easy that i'm scared to death i might ruin it somehow. it's someone i reached out to last fall during my busy time online and while the website remains quite shifty, i spent quite some time offline and doing things like attending weddings, new year's celebrations, and hoping for a connection with the dalliance i had in ohio. well. i had started back online because my birthday tends to incent that. well, traveling tends to incent that. seriously, what will i have to talk about? so this gentle soul reached out to me on plenty of fish and after some initial sentiments, i asked this new flame about the past couple of months to which the new flame returned, "dating a bunch of losers," and i responded, "so when are you going to date me?" and this new flame wrote, "whenever you're interested." so the next tuesday (a dramatic day at the office and the day before i left on my trip), we had a long conversation and it just came so easily. without any effort, pretense. we spoke for about an hour although i should've been at my desk, working. anyway, over the course of my trip, we kept in touch with e-mails and photos and everything else and when i got back on wednesday night, we spoke again and although we had plans for the next night since i thought i'd wrestle jet lag for most of the next day, but since the new flame got off early from work and i didn't have that much to do, i guzzled a diet mountain new and made my way over to the new flame's house: now, i know what you're thinking: this is another hookup. however, i made it clear that we would not work according to that agenda, but, after so much anticipation, we were both literally naked after just thirty minutes. well, after we finished up and showered up, we went out to dinner at a new bj's brewhouse up the street from the new flame's house. and although i had no intention of making this a birthday event, some of the trainers picked up on the fact that we were the type of diners that enjoyed ourselves and it came up that my birthday just passed so we had a pizzookie (a cookie run through the pizza oven) and i engorged myself. back at the flame's house, we spent the rest of the evening watching america's next top model and rupaul's drag race until i fell asleep in my new flame's arms. well, a few minutes later i woke up crying. who knows? then, we moved to the bedroom and i spent the night, but apparently i woke up twice with horrible nightmares. obviously, this raised the freak flag. but not enough to prevent a morning interlude and kisses goodbye complicated by early morning school buses and my new flame wrapped in nothing but a blanket. so yeah. we exchanged text messages but that's the last we talked. and the experience has evoked so much from the stockbroker to my very very first and physically, the flame's features remind me of the ethnic varietals featured in the exsomeone and the musculature from a hair stylist i messed around with in college who my friends gave the nickname "creepy." all in all, i don't know what's going to happen and i don't want to rush things, but it just feels so good. thankfully, my sister comes into town this weekend to provide distraction.
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well, it's getting serious. i don't know if it's just getting dating serious or sexually serious, but it's definitely gone past just a casual affair between the brazilian and i. we've not yet had a fight and we've not yet gone out to a bar as a couple. i haven't introduced the brazilian to my friends -- mainly because i've been 'ghost' as my sister would say -- since about the second quarter due to my travel schedule and work schedule, but in the end, it's getting serious. and although my sister and i have become somewhat estranged lately, her warnings against looking "hungry" or "thirsty" still bounce around in my head although i've successfully tuned them completely out. since i've last wrote, the brazilian and i have moved from a couple of initial encounters with dinners out and drinks to chinese takeout and netflix to friends over lunch and plans into the future types. i have always said that relationships in our world move at a pace called fast forward. a day is like a week, a week is like a month, a month is like a year.
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it's amazing how much the tenor of life can change in but a quarter. a season. however, one must say, that in this, by far the best year of my life, i've encountered a season of desuetude of my own making. unlike years past where i could blame such a season on the excesses of fast living or the reaping of seeds of irresponsibility, this time i can honestly say that the season has not come because of the inability or the incapability, but out of pure unadulterated responsibility. and while it aggravates me to my core, it feels good in an odd counter-intuitive way. after two full quarters of the fullest of living i've had in so many years, i've finally started to re-enter my groove. i'm doing the things i like. i'm going the places i choose. and i'm living how i want to live. it's not as if my life proceeds without its deficiencies, but even those remain better than the hell from which i've emerged. i've gone from a season of outright extroversion to one of near total introversion and introspection. it's clarified some things. it's focused my eyes in a strange way once again. and it's funny. the thing i love about fashion. about politics. about celebrity. about royalty. about so many things. it's the exciting undercurrent of change. the way one sweeping zeitgeist can overtake the frenzy of just moments ago. within the span of just a few months we find one flock rushing from masculine lines and dark desolate obsessions to flushes of full color and the luxurious fineries of the caviar life. we can find a political party in supermajority one minute and overwhelmed by a wave election the next only to find themselves in a position of strength not even on year later. we watch television mainstays cancelled unceremoniously on the one hand while the most base of critical nightmares reaches bigger audiences and garners more money than people can keep up with. we find find even old institutions like the royal family usher in change: we've watched as the queen of england must not only hand over her crown to an adulteress who under-girded the divorce of the future king but now to someone as common as myself. someone who wears reiss like me. someone with a sister like mine. someone with a brother who i would probably run into at a bar. yes, change, it's in the air. it touches all things. it's even in the earth. since i last wrote, our very planet has found itself rocked by horrific tsunamis in japan and astounding volcanoes in iceland. tornadoes have touched town in missouri and massachusetts.
one might think that given a milestone birthday, a major advancement in marriage equality, the spread of unrest through the middle east, a trip out of town, and several wonderful nights out, that i might have updated my livejournal several days if not weeks ago. however, i've always contended that the more that update my journal less as i live my life more. it's one of those things. and i'm not at a point, quite yet, in my new job where i can just boldly update my journal from my desk without raising questions. i suppose i should start with my so-called life which will take a calendar and a diving rod to recall in a somewhat accurate way. well, when i last left off, i had to deal with the self-inflicted wounds from my not-even-dalliance with the longhorn and my accidental night out at cafe alma which lead to a barely memorable online dalliance and a chicago hangover. but i did reconnect with the p.r. girl and a couple of weeks later -- as my life is completely governed by my working every other weekend but paid on the weekends i have to work schedule -- we headed to gasparilla: something i hadn't experienced quite sober, well, ever. so we spent the full day together and i learned that i got pretty old pretty fast as i did not get wasted and instead we saw the boat parade and then went back to ybor city for a quiet lunch at acropolis -- wonderfully cheap -- and then went back to the regular parade which i assume went on quite calmly compared to years past as i don't ever remember the parade in years past. we witnessed a girl fight and police intervention that involved my white hogan sneakers getting somewhat soiled. which i, of course, like better now. after the parade, we went shopping in ybor which i appreciated more with some great finds at urban outfitters and some inexplicably inexpensive finds at this local funiture shop called agora.
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seeing as i cannot help myself from talking to every single person i know about this situation, i find that i'm quite overdue in posting to my beloved livejournal. seeing as i have traveled to another hemisphere and experienced more of the world in the past month than i have in quite some time, i have done myself quite the disservice in not chronicling it as it happened. but i cannot completely take responsibility for that seeing as i could barely get hot water and consistent water pressure let alone a reliable internet connection. where should i even begin? i suppose the lonestar. is that the moniker i assigned? well, we went on our last date on christmas' eve's eve. we finally went to the movies where i assumed we'd get down when the lights went out. well, not all that whoreishly, but seriously, more than the not even kissing or hand holding that we had embarked on for the several dates we had. yeah. not so much. cute movie. fittingly childish given the courtship. and the longhorn even asked me for coffee afterward. i felt charmed. but then, nothing. nothing. seriously, some under the table leg action or something? i don't know. craziness, i know. because. when i like someone, i never have to do this! there is no ambiguity. i don't have to guess. my sex is on the table from the start. generally. and i got reminded of that just thursday. we have a firefighter/paramedic. we meet at a bar. we have a conversation. within seconds, a question got asked, "don't you remember me?" and of course, i, shocked, had to think to myself, where did we meet? what did i do? oh, right, i got reminded, hotel party at disney two years before where i made my intentions clear and known up front. as i'm wont to do. but you know, i've never caught a relationship doing things like that. so i thought, "maybe there's something to this 'taking it slow' business. doesn't anyone date anymore?" so i played the game. we went to neutral territory. no "do you want to come over and watch a movie?" no "let's go out for drinks." no "let me walk you to your car" or any of that. just courtship. well, i've learned my lesson. perhaps the wrong one, but i've learned it. especially since i found myself SO ATTRACTED TO THE LONGHORN i fantasized about the longhorn. we wouldn't know it. and when i made my feelings known, after the date, i got this pat answer which forbode the end, but hey, i went to peru in between, so by the time i got back, guess what? nothing. i text my sister, she texts me back. i text rob, he texts me back. i text my mother, she texts me back. i text my ex-, he texts me back. i text my boss, she texts me back. i text a motherfuckin' non-profit, they motherfuckin' text me back. i text the longhorn, NOTHING. i'm waiting by my phone like an out-and-out chump. like, who am i? and it puzzles me because in my mind, i thought, well, we just have to see each other one more time to remember whatever and forget whatever, because i'm just that good. once i get in front of you, i can convince you. that's my gift. i can make conversation with a mute. i can dance with a cripple. i can hold court with a turnip. so it just makes me crazy that i couldn't make it work with someone i was THAT attracted to. seriously. so at the end, we were texting, we had one last conversation, and then we were texting. it's fine. i was watching the golden globes -- didn't i say natalie portman would win? -- and the longhorn got immersed in some football game. fine. so we text back and fourth and back and fourth and the longhorn texts, "i'm watching the packers for their package" and i type back somehting funny like "are you talking about what i think your'e talking about?!" and nothing. i call. nothing. i text the next day. nothing. i call AND leave a message. my ultimate act of i'm frustrated. and nothing. so i delete the number out of phone. purge all saved texts. and that's that. now. other things were going on, but moving the story along, i went out on thursday. i needed a healthy dose of the fabulous life to forget about the silliness of this childlike courtship. honestly. they had racier encounters in the motherfuckin' duchess. seriously. so i get dressed up -- corduroy blazer, zara frech cuffed shirt, reiss cufflinks, rich and skinny jeans, and church's brogues -- and walk, yes walk, i knew i would be that drunk, down to cassis. my bartender isn't there. fine. i get the new guy to mix me up a flirtini. fail. i then have three or four espressotinis. i meet these fabulous people including a body double for "mr. big" not really, but honestly, chris noth look a like with a better personality of course. and charming to a fault. and his date, this crazy woman i know from somewhere. and this developer. and then a graphic designer comes and stands next to me. i start to paliptate. the couple buys me another drink. my FAVORITE bartender comes in "off duty" and sits next to me. we chat. i talk up the graphic desginer. i fall in love with the graphic designer despite the wedding band. and then i see myself out because we all get a bit stumbly after five martinis and i make my way home perfectly frustrated, but then, in a minute, i decide, this night isn't over, despite the hour, and i go to the only bar in town. well. this is why it pays to not be seen in three eternities and a half because when you do get seen it's open arms and hugs and best wishes and introductions and as i made nice with this woman i had known through high school friends, this extremely handsome blonde walks up. well cutish blonde, let's not go overboard, but extremely handsome to me, and asks if i remember meeting? i blush, because of course not. i don't remember. or i would say so. but i didn't, but apparently, i had quite fancied two years ago. and, surprise of surprises, this gorgeous blonde is a home-owning paramedic/firefighter. honestly, i might die. and became very handsy. but had a boyfriend. so i'm off trying to be the good old chap with the courtship and i'm back to my role as homewrecker. they were fighting that night anyway, but not before i could exchange facebooks and flirtations so. just like that. another one bites the dust, bring on the next.
"i can't hate you, though i have tried," sade once crooned on her beautifully haunting ballad "love is stronger than pride," but the words like so many others existed only in a hypothetical space about love and loss, but here i am in that cummulonimbus between the onset of a potentially real relationship and all of the hope and longing that comes with the anticipation. to say that things have not gone as i'd have liked them to would understate the case one million fold. i vacillate between betty page wash-that-man-right-out-of-my-hair resolve to scribbling-our-names-in-a-heart infatuation. at one moment, i'm a jaded divorcee drinking red wine alone in a sports' bar, and the next moment, i'm a teenage girl on a sugar high talking about how dreamy her crush is. it's that bad. to put it in all adult terms, physically, i'm so attracted to the longhorn that i've sexually fantasized about the longhorn. to orgasm. personality wise, i have sent myself both to mountain high and valley low over our conversation. like, i want to jump through the phone and just cuddle. like, i want to wash the longhorn's dishes. and this becomes increasingly problematical because our so-called romance has come about in scheduling fits and starts so epic that i've lost far more promising relationships over so far less. we found ourselves set to have our second second date -- a term my old work friend gave me because the first date is really a first meeting because neither party actually knows whether there's a "there" there -- so the second date is really the first date and the third date the second so the pressure isn't really on until the fourth date which at this rate will not realisitically happen until the third week in january. no joke. after all, i'm going out of the country this weekend and will not return for two weeks. i understand the nature of "shiftwork" and the unpredictability of the retail schedule, so i resolved not to let it become an issue. however, the first time we rescheduled, it came from the longhorn having to fill in for a store manager who fell ill. been there, done that. in fact, that week remains the only week i ever called off from pier 1. so i get it. the second time, however, felt like the sick and/or dead grandmother incident i had with another plentyoffish.com potential suitor: two hours before we were set to meet, the longhorn sent a message stating that a friend's mother died and that the longhorn would go to ocala to console this friend. at this point, i did not know the sex of the friend, but i later learned it's a guy named mike. and now, there's a competition. because i don't know the nature of the relationship between the longhorn and this mike except to say that they've only known each other three months and they talk on the phone which is remarkable given how pulling-of-teeth difficult it is to schedule a conversation between us two. so where we are, and i don't know where we stand but to say that we've texted so much and talked so much that i actually think this re-schedule has pulled us closer. but at the same time, i've resigned to not invest myself anymore in this. whatever will be, will be.
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Happy New Year!
We are finally getting around to planning a "quick" trip to Costa Rica early February in the hopes of avoiding the rainy season.
Our desire to see sloths, monkeys, hike and do fun things prevails over beach and relaxation as always. We have just 5 days.
We were previously suggested to visit the Arenal area, to tour the volcano then off to Manuel Antonio or the Sarapiqui area.
We are trying to prioritize due to time/distance/travel from the airport.
Any recommendations?
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I'd stick with one area if you only have 5 days. I posted the following on your other thread this morning -
We saw sloths almost every day in Manuel Antonio. We split our stay between Villa Mot Mot at Tulemar and Gaia. Gaia is the more luxurious of the two and had excellent food and service but we preferred the feel of Villa Mot Mot and that great deck. The sloths we saw (both two and three toed species) were all on the two properties both of which have some hiking available. We never ventured into the park.
In addition to sloths, we saw squirrel and capuchin monkeys daily. MA is about 3 hours from SJO. I don't think there are any luxury accommodations in the Sarapiqui area.
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Thank you so much for the suggestions! I will be so pleased with monkeys daily.
So Manuel Antonio sounds like it then. We do prefer volcanoes over beaches but this is great advice, thank you!
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Hi Kittygirl - I'd say you could still do both if you want. If you can find flights that get you in early and leave late - then you can either utilize a quick hopper flight between arenal and MA if you want to still have 2 days at each.
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If there's any way you can do both, both are really worth seeing. The Arenal area has some great hiking - at the waterfall, at the volcano, at the Hanging Bridges, and you can see wildlife at Cano Negro and Penas Blancas. The wildlife in MA is more prevalent, but a lot of it is very tame. It would be tight with only five days though.
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Great advice!
I will see if we can....
I have been recommended to have a driver vs. drive ourselves as this may assist us a great deal. We are going to see if "doable". Thank you!
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USC offseason storylines: Offensive line
No position group at USC entered the spring surrounded by more uncertainty than the offensive line. With the key losses of Marcus Martin, Kevin Graf, John Martinez and Abe Markowitz, a new position coach in Tim Drevno, and the offense transitioning into Steve Sarkisians up-tempo, shotgun-based attack, no one knew quite what to expect.about 396 days ago | Johnny Curren | ESPN.com
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Shift in strategy could pay off for USC
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 days – interviewed at Schlumberger (Sugar Land, TX) in December 2009.
I had an interview on my University Campus, about general behavioral questions. Afterwards, they invited me to their headquarters in Texas for a second round of interviews, consisting of 1:1 interviews with 5 managers, a presentation of Thesis or current research, and a tour of their facilities.
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- Why pursue a career in oil industries? Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at Schlumberger (Sugar Land, TX) in February 2011.
I applied online and was contacted for a phone interview about two weeks later. Two weeks after my phone interview I invited to sugar land tx for an on site interview. The on site consisted of dinner on Thursday night with the group of interviewees (15 of us) and 2 recruiters and a presentation about schlumberger. Friday we had a site tour, gave our own 7 min presentations, then had 3 one on one interviews.
Questions were pretty standard. One interviewer told me that they used to give brain teasers but don't anymore - I didn't get any.
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Schlumberger (Houston, TX).
Applied online 2 semesters before graduation. Didnt hear back until a month before graduation. got an email asking for a phone interview for the 2 days after the email was sent. Phone interview was basic questions about my resume etc. Chatte some and talked about what is involved in REMS.
a week or so later, i was invited to fly to houston for a 2 day interview group event. Travel was well coordinated. the first day we had a location visit, where we saw one manufacturing floor, it wasn't too extensive. HR folks gave a presentation on schlumberger, and then we had a trebuchet building competition. The reps didnt even stay in the room while we worked, so im not sure what purpose it served.
The next day we gave technical presentations we'd prepared before hand to a room of experts. very few questions were asked. later, several 1 on 1 interviews were conducted. they were very technical, but I found that the best feedback I got were the interviews where I could answer the questions and could make them laugh as well.
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Terms were great, I felt no need to negotiate
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I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day – interviewed at Schlumberger (Norman, OK) in March 2012.
Schlumberger Technology Corporation came to recruit on Campus. The interview consisted of 30 minutes and got asked some behavioral questions, a couple of technical questions, and then I asked some questions to the interviewer.
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I applied online. The process took 1 day – interviewed at Schlumberger in May 2012.
This is a review of the phone interview that I attended with Schlumberger. I applied online for a REMS position and got an interview call about a week later. It was a 30 minute phone interview. The mail said that it was going to be a behavioral interview with a few technical questions towards the end.
The following were the questions:
1. tell me about yourself
2. Why SLB?
3. Have you ever been in a team where the team dynamics was difficult to handle? If you were the leader would you have done anything differently?
4. 8 weights puzzle
5. Where will a variable in a function be stored in the memory? Stack or heap? What variables are stored in the heap?
6. What is the syntax for dynamic memory allocation?
7. Asked a little about my projects and my past work experience.
The interviewer was considerate and gave me time to answer questions.
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- Now I am waiting on the results from my phone interview . Answer Question
REMS Engineer InterviewNo OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
The process took 2 days – interviewed at Schlumberger (Sugar Land, TX) in November 2010.
Dropped resume with Schlumberger recruiters at campus career fair; invited to an on-campus interview then invited to an on-site interview. On-site interview consisted of a presentation by a recruiter at the hotel followed by a dinner. Next day we were brought to the facility where we had a quick tour, then gave presentations that we prepared based on previous or current research projects. Then there were 3 back-to-back one-on-one interviews, with a break for lunch after the first interview.
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- Discuss your research project in greater detail. Answer Question
REMS Engineer InterviewNo OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
I applied through college or university. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Schlumberger (Houston, TX) in March 2014.
I applied online and submitted my resume at the career fair. After that, a recruiter contacted me and set up an initial interview at my university.
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- The questions were behavorial 1 Answer
REMS Engineer InterviewNo Offer
I applied through college or university – interviewed at Schlumberger.
Basic behavioral questions were asked pertaining to previous project work, leadership experience. The interviewer shared his own experiences while at the company ans was very friendly overall. The questions were pretty straight forward and expected first round questions.
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REMS Engineer InterviewNo Offer
Applied online, then a phone interview, asked questions about resume, then a few technical questions in Mechanical Engineering, finally the Q&A part. Got rejected after a month, cause I couldn't be able to answer the technical questions.
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REMS Engineer InterviewNo Offer
I had the initial interview at a SHPE Conference, where I was asked general questions about my resume. I got the invitation for an on-site interview in Sugar Land TX right away. During this process I had to make a 6 minute presentation about my research, followed by 4 one-on-one interviews. Questions were mostly about my experience and projects.
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Adele - Rolling in the Deep
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