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home, ish. current song: my city was gone by the pretenders i went back to ohio but my city was gone there was no train station there was no downtown south howard had dissapeared all my favourite places my city had been pulled down reduced to parking spaces a, o, way to go ohio well i went back to ohio but my family was gone i stood on the back porch there was nobody home i was stunned and amazed my childhood memories slowly swirled past like the wind in the trees a, o, oh way to go ohio i went back to ohio but my pretty countryside had been paved down the middle by a government that had no pride the farms of ohio had been replaced by shopping malls and muzak filled the air from seneca to cuyahoga falls said, a, o, oh, way to go ohio at any rate, so i got in last night at about 3:30 est. it was a hell of a drive, i stopped in columbus on the way and i-71 is under construction from the fucking kentucky-tennessee border all the way to columbus, almost. it was freaking rediculous. but i got to see carr and birch and whatnot, and i got free dinner at the waffle house, too. good times. i'm a lot saner now - i think i can handle toledo for another little bit since i got a taste of the rest of the world to tide me over. i had a bitching time, too. got to see jhesi and nathan and matt and jen and joe, got to eat sonic, and got cheap cigarettes (good thing too, since i smoked ssssooooooo much). i got to hang out with nathan at the general jackson, which is a boat behind the opryland mall - he's a photographer of tourists in fanny packs. i got to drink beer and hang out with some of the greatest people alive that i know. i miss that place, and all those guys, and the life i had doing nothing and everything at the same time. sad that i didn't get to see the early evening play, though. but i'm moving there, no questions asked, at some point in my life. i wish it could be tomorrow, but i know it can't. we'll see when the boy and i get it together. ~*~ immediate yesterday. ~*~ divination. ~*~ get your own guestbook here |
