we x e g e s i s
(noun) An explanation or critical interpretation.


a r c h i v e

2001
Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov
Dec

2002
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr
May | Jun | Jul | Aug
Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec

2003
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr
May | Jun | Jul | Aug
Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec

2004
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr
May | Jun | Jul | Aug
Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec

2005
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr
May | Jun | Jul | Aug
Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec

2006
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr
May | Jun | Jul | Aug
Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec


2007
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr
May | Jun | Jul | Aug
Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec


2008
Jan



l i n k s
My Flickr Photos
Redeemer Church
New Creation Church
Hillsong Music
Food Network
Cheeky Chops






This page is powered by Blogger. Why isn't yours?

wSaturday, February 07, 2004


Thinking that I might make a quick detour before work today to pick up my PowerBook, I gave myself enough time to do that and be early for work. However, I found myself held hostage by a garbage truck on a one-way street with no way out. So as I sat there absolutely helpless, I could almost feel the aggression and resentment surging back into my body. Having a schedule again, having to be at certain places to do certain things at very specific times, the friggin' inconsiderate drivers...they're all sucking me back into the old life. I guess it's the responsibilities and circumstances (the same resposibilities that used to make me feel better about, or at least distract me from, my life without family) from work, school and whatnot that are just eating me up inside.

Now here I am again. Every breath I take is only putting more poison into my body, no doubt about it. It burns inside and feeds the cancerous growth that must be nearly fully mature by now. I wonder if people will start to smarten up when the first of us succumbs to lung cancer. Probably not. They'll just go out, get drunk, get high, and forget about it.

It's hard enough to listen to people grouse every single day about the smallest things, but to have to smile and say things that I don't even believe at the moment (like, "It will be okay." and other irritatingly and stupidly optimistic comments) is like pouring salt on the gaping wound.

How on earth did I get here?

It's heartbreaking when you realize that your need to feel useful overpowers your need to feel loved and to feel like you're a part of something truly timeless and startlingly deeply fulfilling. It's enough to make you feel ashamed of yourself.

This place quite effectively chases away the feelings of euphoria that had put me back on the same team as the rest of the world.

All this garble probably doesn't make sense but I really couldn't care less right now. I bet in a few more weeks, I'll be back to my miserable old self that survives best under these conditions. Everyone will be thrilled but me.


posted by Angie at 5:29 PM


wThursday, February 05, 2004


Sigh, I guess I'm back to my soup/salad/sandwich life.

Singapore was nothing short of incredible. Not only was there a great big wedding, but I also got to celebrate Chinese New Year with everyone back home for the first time in about a decade. The sad part was that it seems like more and more people are leaving that sun-kissed island to seek their fortunes elsewhere, effectively scattering even more members of my family across the globe and making it more difficult for us to all gather at one place at the same time. I wonder if we'll ever all find our way back home for good.


posted by Angie at 5:26 PM