Wednesday, April 28, 2010
the young cool scientist who polishes rocks in garages and makes sand castles at 2nd base
Sunday, February 7, 2010
sometimes we learn amazing things...
and even more amazing then that is that i learned something new. My entire life i have cracked eggs one way. I have always hit them on a counter top or on a pan of some sort. i have cracked eggs with one hand because that seemed cool, however i usually resort to the two handed method. However today February 7th 2010, i have cracked an egg with a spoon. and it was amazing. i think this new method is the best method yet. i can not really imagine myself cracking an egg again with my old ways, because with a spoon is really nice. and its very weird. i had this imitate realization that even with something as simple as our egg cracking methods, when changed, is amazing. I guess i am not old, but i guess i had some sort of idea that i knew how to crack an egg. and then my whole world got flipped upside down and i realized that i have spent 23 long years without knowing how to crack and egg with a spoon.
i hope i learn some more things on my way through life.
good night dysfunctional ryan.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
the same things a year later...
ill have 11 long days to see everything that i used to see. 11 days to eat all those foods that i sometimes crave. 11 days to eat salty greatness. 11 days to talk to those people i used to talk to every day.
i wanna see the things that used to give me comfort, and i want to see how they have changed, or i want to see how my mind sees them differently. if of course a mind can see something differently, im not sure about that one.
i want to drive around.
i want to use my toilet, i want to use my shower, and i want to look out my window.
i dont know what i will do first, and i dont know how i will feel, and i dont know what the weather will be like.
i cant sleep. i cant really think straight, and i dont really want to.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
windowseals...

So thinking in to the past….
I think some of my fondest memories are at window seals. Why? I have no idea. I guess I do some good thinking at window seals. I remember as a child looking out my bedroom window seal. I remember as a younger child sitting in the basement while we listened to the tornado warnings on the radio, and the only thing I wanted to do was to pear out of a window seal. I remember looking out the window seal of my freshman dorm room. I have a good Polaroid of that window seal, its hanging in my room at my parents home. I remember looking out the window seal of my university apartment. I remember looking out the window seal of the hotel room when I was working in Portland. and I will defiantly remember the window seal where I live now. I remember all of them quite vividly. I can remember the colors of them, where the dust was, where the rust stains were, what the trees looked like when I peered out of those places. I kind of have two obsessions of pictures in my head. First is window seals. Second is picnic tables and benches.
Monday, October 12, 2009
old attics
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Emotions are what we live for. Whether they are sad, dark, happy, nostalgic, longing, bubbly, silly, naïve, sarcastic, funny, or just that an emotion. The over come you, they are true, they can bring that warmth to ur face. They open you up. These are the times we know that we are living. The times when living feels right. I like that.
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Sunday September 12th 12:24am
Standing alone in the quiet enjoying a last moment before the decent into my small studio apartment, a young man walks by talking on the phone, another boy on the phone passes, then a girl with short hair, a teal skirt, a white blouse, and a black sweater walks by pretending to be on the phone, then one more boy on the phone, I stood and thought about being alone in this world. Thinking about proving to the world that I am a little different. Then thinking about why I am worried about being different. Deep in thought, when a boy on a loud motorbike floats by. Disrupting the silence and my thoughts. Then to look up and see the “하숙집” sign with 7 faded numbers that couldn’t be made out. seeing that maybe that is just what life is. Knowing the name and what it is, but not knowing how to contact it. Not knowing how to ask the question, not knowing how to know.
This was written on my little orange book. I’m not sure what I was thinking at the moment but it was important enough to write down.
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You know what I like? I like things that don’t make sense. Like this. There is a corridor where people walk in the subway station. And in this corridor there is no method to which side of the hallway you should walk. Where I grew up we go forward on the right. In this corridor there are four lanes, 2 electric and 2 not. On the electric you go forward on the right. On the non, you go forward on the left. This didn’t seem to make sense to me, but my mind is narrow and not accepting, so in my peabrain I thought it was un-logical. But I liked that.
I like that because it means we don’t have to be logical. We can just do. Or it means maybe we should think harder. Maybe there is a reason. Let’s over think it. Lets think about thinking and then think so more, then we can find that logic. Or we could create the logic. Or we could just be that, unlogical. Lets not think. Lets not think about it, lets just be.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
walking
Sometimes as I sit and think about that which all people do think about, I wonder what it is we should be thinking about. being here, doing this, learning that, reading this, watching them, and hearing smelling seeing this, I want to know what is next.
Will we be that guy that boy or that girl who was tricked into learning this and that in order to get that job, earn that money, buy that car, wear those clothes, drink that liquor, and live that happy life? Or can we live this life, thinking these things, reading these books, talking to these people, traveling to these places, not worrying about these things, and experiencing these things?
This life, that life, these lives, those lives, whose life, your life, this imaginary life, my life.