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Titanic was the big thing. Things then were getting pretty advanced, but they all fell after that when I moved to the New Orleans area.
I remember there was the big mall in Jacksonville where I lived once. Now, the trash cans say thank you after you throw something in them.
So, I moved to the New Orleans area. I didn't see the same kinds of clothes. I was completely lost.
People there said, "ya'll," all the time, and I never did but like trying it out at home later once or twice. I've used it online since but only for fun.
So, I did e-mail and some IM. I didn't get into the internet. I still held onto mourning losing the storyboard about penguins. I just had to make the right move. I wish I got into the program right away, though. I mean, I was there and allowed. I could already type pretty well, for some reason.
The reason I felt like dying was because the sensation was so different. I don't know what it was in a way, but it was a heavy feeling. I had a feeling of nothingness in a way, you know, like a black hole.
No one talked to me there. Every night, I'd go home and talk about it with my dad. I talked about it to my aunts. I actually started calling them on my own for fun because they're so cool. It was always the topic. The people there talked to me when I would get in trouble for it and otherwise wouldn't. That messed me up bad. I had no friends. Everyone there seemed disabled and like they were fat. Sure, there were stellar people as I grew up. It was interesting meeting people from other cities in the area. I didn't really fit in in my city. I'm glad I lived there. It was sorta neat. I've met people from New Orleans and went to college there. I know it's a pretty advanced city. I guess it was the boondocks that was different. It might just have been the city I was in. I think that's the lowest of the low. I knew, in moving there, I would never be the same again. I was impressed with the people in New Orleans, though. I am beyond messed up. I wonder if I will ever heal and when. I'm not fat in the same way people from that area are. I guess I'm not that messed up. I did meet some neat people, but, thinking of it in order, means people with a special background. I guess people there are very accepting. They get very surprised by high class. I lived there for 6 years. I was 12-17. I really took off at college in New Orleans. I was there for 1 good solid year. I had problems after that. A hurricane did hit. I had problems because I was taken out of my major of music education. It disturbed me. I feel useless and helpless and unaccomplished! I mean in general. I have to iron and do laundry. I feel fat in the way people from there are fat. I know I am accomplishing in thinking and posting to my blog, though. I need to think.
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