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Writer's pictureSherri-Lee

A funny thing

Updated: Apr 14

A really funny thing has now happened. This entire blog post erased as I selected to open to edit it. This is the second time this has now happened.


I don't know what to say about that.


Time is erasing behind me perhaps?


Because I went through a period of posting same or similar posts to a Wordpress blog, I have a copy of the post which was originally here. I can copy-paste it.


This post was written after a period of unpublishing a previous blog, starting again. It was an uncomfortable time. The previous blog is republished and a selection of the posts viewable on the first website.


 

A funny thing happened on the way to silent reconciliation with my own company. I found that the occasional desire to throw words onto a page still existed. Hence the page. And now the words. Not much to say actually. Not in the digitised world anyways. And yet, I am sure that there is something here precipitating this white page and pulsing cursor.


Soon I shall be moving house. Leaving this state called Queensland, moving farther south than I have lived in decades. I savour the feel of it, leaving. I look favourably toward the next place, mostly because it is a move, and because I confidently feel that this move is away from a stagnation and twisting coil of anniversaries filled with ridiculous events.

There are things from this year and last which some part of my thought field tells me I wish to speak about, but really I do not think that I do. What is the purpose of it? This cataloguing of fuckery, this public retelling of things I found to be excessively daft, imbalanced, yet boringly predictable? Aged anniversaries of appointments with damaged fields of sound.



old vinyl record and record player


I met a man who made no sense today. He spoke a lot, used many words to support his opinions and observations, yet never actually stated what those were with a clarity which would have made for him a profitable return on the investment of his time and mind.


This man I met used the words of others without reference. That seemed strange as he considers himself a scholar. I wonder again if this world is less reasonable than I first thought? I consider how insane it may be in actuality; how limited in colours of creativity; how repetitively spinning through appointments with broken equations of life probabilities.


Relief is what I feel approaching as the day of removals rolls closer. I imagine that new equations with more balanced placement of that equals sign are closer to me now than the horizon.

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