Life is but a dream
9/6/11 08:14My unconscious mind, she is so clever.
As if in answer to my post last night in which I chafed against the restraints of an ordered life, I dreamed that I was in a play.
The play was still being written as we went onstage--my sister and I. The house was packed. The audience knew they would be seeing something semi-improvised. We were having technical difficulties with sound. I was playing several roles (one of them Jackie Kennedy in a Chanel suit--go figure) and I was thinking through my characterizations and hoping desperately that I could remember something--anything--about my lines, which were scribbled on scraps of paper.
We hastened along corridors towards the stage, being advised and nudged and adjusted and handed script-bits by people with headsets and clipboards. It was, incredibly, more exciting than terrifying.
It was, now that I think about it, like a scene from an Aaron Sorkin show. Ha! Aaron Sorkin wrote my dream! \o/
As if in answer to my post last night in which I chafed against the restraints of an ordered life, I dreamed that I was in a play.
The play was still being written as we went onstage--my sister and I. The house was packed. The audience knew they would be seeing something semi-improvised. We were having technical difficulties with sound. I was playing several roles (one of them Jackie Kennedy in a Chanel suit--go figure) and I was thinking through my characterizations and hoping desperately that I could remember something--anything--about my lines, which were scribbled on scraps of paper.
We hastened along corridors towards the stage, being advised and nudged and adjusted and handed script-bits by people with headsets and clipboards. It was, incredibly, more exciting than terrifying.
It was, now that I think about it, like a scene from an Aaron Sorkin show. Ha! Aaron Sorkin wrote my dream! \o/
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9/6/11 16:33 (UTC)(no subject)
9/6/11 16:50 (UTC)*looks at thighs*
That is so true.
And Riley's a Cowboy
9/6/11 18:06 (UTC)Re: And Riley's a Cowboy
9/6/11 18:33 (UTC)(no subject)
9/6/11 21:08 (UTC)Totally unrelated to your post, but you might like to read/see it: Bike-related article.
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9/6/11 22:02 (UTC)And you're the second person today to point me to Casey Neistat's video. Excellent piece, and I hope he can get a job in movie stunt work out of it, because those falls are amazing!
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10/6/11 06:12 (UTC)I find chaos & disruption very wearing, but too much order is numbing. Balance in all things ;)
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10/6/11 06:24 (UTC)