
eww.

these are tarpon that we fed i dont really know why we did it but they will kill you, so watch out.



tree huggers.
4/3/06 9:50 pm
Greetings from Marathon. I know yall all feel very fortunate that after a long search, I found an internet connection. Here's what i wrote earlier in the car on the way: aka more unnecesarily deep thoughts from angie:
4/2/06 11:58 am
We’re back in the car again on the way to Marathon in the Keys. I will be excited just to see some beach. I hear there are great pictures to be had down here too, which of course for me and only me is happiness on a stick.
Something about car rides. I can’t read while I’m in the car, and as great of a movie as it is, I just can’t get into The Santa Clause right now. Car rides are good for two things for me: listening to music and thinking. Something is insanely wrong with my ipod, so I had to get my laptop out cause I can’t sit in silence like that. So, naturally I knew you, my faithful readers would want to know what’s on my mind. Here’s what I’m listening to right now:
There are things that drift away
Like our endless numbered days.
Springtime calls her children
Till she lets them go at last.
There are things we cant recall
By the night that finds us all
Winter tugs her children
And their fragile china dolls
But my hands remember hers
Rolling round the shaded ferns
Naked arms are secrets still
Like songs I never learned
There are names across the sea
Only now I do believe
Sometimes when the window’s closed
You sit and think of me
But she’ll mend his tattered clothes
And they’ll kiss as if they know
A baby lives in all of us
So scared to be alone
“Our Endless Numbered Days” Iron and Wine
A baby lives in all of us, so scared to be alone. How true. I try to be patient with time and fate and all those invisible things that seem to dictate what we all do everyday, but I do get tired being alone. Frankly, sometimes I get quite scared. To be alone is not normal, and honestly, as crazy and annoying as love can be at times, it must be worth something. Otherwise, why would everybody be searching for it so much? Yesterday, I talked about what love meant to me, but maybe an equally valid question would be, what am I looking for, personally?
I guess the short version would be this: something sweet and fulfilling.
I want a relationship that is light and airy and at the same time heavy and deep. I don’t want my significant other to be my identity or my master. I want my significant other to be my best friend, unlike any other friend I’ve ever had before. I want to spend days and nights with him and never get tired of him. I want to get mad at him and get in fights and bicker like we’re married and then 10 minutes later laugh about it. I want him to appreciate me for my talents and self, but not be too obsessed with me. I want him to love all the stupid things I say and do even when I feel really dumb for the way I am. I want us to make each other better people. I want someone who will embrace my naiveté as a positive thing. I want everyday with him to be something new and more of the same all at one time. I want someone who will go with me to the doctor and hold my hand. I want someone who makes me grow in faith. I want someone who values honesty and trust. I want someone who is an opposite of me, but not too opposite. I want someone who can laugh at life, and understands my sense of humor. I want someone who “gets me” I want someone who I can feel safe with. I want someone will let me into places no one’s ever been before and who will trust my advice. I want someone who will let me have my space and let me smother him too. It would be nice if he could play the guitar.
I’m pretty sure it is impossible for this person to exist.
This somehow in the twisted canals of my mind leads me to the issue of faith.
I think I’m really bad at faith. I have too much faith in some people, and not enough in others. I don’t easily trust males for some reason. But once they have my trust completely, I let all barriers go. Is that too much faith at that point? Does one always have to wary of another? Is that normal, or is being wary of another a warning sign of an unhealthy relationship? Can you really ever just “let it all go” and give your trust completely over to someone, or do you always have to have reservations? This is what I hate about myself. The naiveté makes me feel so stupid for not having figured these things out by now. I’m so behind everyone else, I’m going to be the girl that does all the stupid relationship things you were supposed to do way back in the day in middle school so you’d have yourself and others figured out by the time you got to where I am now. But I didn’t. So now I’m here. In a van. More south than I’ve ever been in my life. Talking to myself on the computer.
There’s this delicate balance between giving yourself over to another and keeping yourself inside. Like I said, it’s a very delicate balance. I haven’t figured out quite yet how to work this scale, and I don’t know quite when I will figure it out. I just hope I don’t get left too far behind.
Woah that was long, but im sure you enjoyed it. more stuff tomorrow hopefully!