Friday, November 03, 2006

Thoughts from the Past Five Days

evening sky

1) Melissa McClelland is amazing. Blue Farewell. Passenger 24. That's all I have to say.

2) You can buy overpriced postcards featuring crappy family photos of a Chilliwackian bridge at the Mennonite thrift store. If you buy lots of these you can send them to everyone you know, so they, too, can enjoy the grainy quality of half naked fat people lounging on a beach circa 1966.

3) Was leafing through an old journal of random quotes and drawn miscellania when I found a quote from Ange from a few months ago, "I love your freckles ... can I connect the dots... with my tongue?"

4) Lindsay, Banangela and I are starting a super wicked awesome cool 'zine which we are calling Paper Girl Pirates, and it will be shipping out of Masset sometime in the next month or so. Or two months. Honestly, all we've got so far is the name and the will to photocopy. If any of you want to get on the super exciting 'zine bandwagon, email me. I promise it won't be a 'zine that makes you want to gouge out your eyes with rusted spoons. It'll be awesome in the vein of David Bowie cakes with chocolate centres and kittens who also know kung fu and are likewise, inclined to use it.

5) The exploits of Laura and I are suddenly famous. Of course it's "Red River Ward". I knew this, but my inner retard translator turned it into "Warden" because ... being the Red River Warden. That might be cooler.

6) I am going to be late to go out this afternoon. I am not wearing any pants and haven't bathed and am thinking that all of my laundry is still on the spin cycle. But this is okay. I've heard that malls secretly abhor pants anyways.

7) I went to a Haunted House attraction called "Reaper's". ... with my parents. The highlight of this was when, gripping onto my mother like a five year old about ready to wet her pants, a werewolf jumped out of the shadows at me. Screaming like a banshee I fell against the wall, my arm raised as though ready to beat him off should he come any closer. He didn't. The werewolf actually backed off because when I scream, I scream like a crazy woman who has just caught you bothering her multiple cats with your overly loud rock n' roll music and comes screaming out of her house brandishing a carving knife, covered lovingly in cat hair and Whiskas.

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posted by sarah, the pirate at 1:28 PM

3 Comments:

Anonymous Tom said...

I'm interested in your 'zine, but only if it makes me want to gouge out my eyes with some form of rusty cutlery. If a piece of writing does not impel me to frenzied self mutilation, then I have wasted my time.

November 3, 2006 6:42 PM  
Anonymous Tom said...

"I'm almost out of signs!" Paul Wolfe's site proclaims. I wonder why that is, Sarah. I WONDER WHY THAT IS. :)

November 3, 2006 6:47 PM  
Blogger Joo said...

Sarah Dude, count me in as a paper girl pirate...only lets picture me shall we a slightly more "gruff" and "rough" pirate...paper girl just sounds so girl LOL...but i would love to contribute some writings of sorts if you'd like...let me know.

November 5, 2006 10:05 PM  

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ImageHi. My name is Sarah
and I live by the sea. I like pirates and vikings and my audio cassette tape player. I am 25 years old and pretty much covered in sand all the time. Also, I like cookies. My profile.

ImageHey Sarah, what are ye listening to?
Lots and lots o' stuff, like St. Germain's "So Flute" and "Ghosts" by Ladytron. I can't believe Robyn is out with new stuff and it doesn't make me want to show her love by jabbing rusted forks into my eyes. It's actually really catchy and kind of endearing. I have been looking up the songs from So You Think You Can Dance all year, too, because it's all awesome and at heart, I'm still a spandexed little dancer ready to punch Annie in the face and show Daddy Warbucks a thing or two about tap musicals.

ImageI'M READING:
Walking Dead:

    Frigging awesome. One of the best books about the Zombocalypse I've ever read (one of the only good books about the Zombpocalypse I've ever read). I think there's something about zombies that is so hard to construe via text ... I mean, honestly, you can only use the word "purtrid" so much, and the visual, awesome aid of comics really helps.

ImageI'M SEEING:
Quarantine, a movie that's kind of the equivalent to being on the Disney spinning teacup ride, except, also, there are RABID ZOMBIES ON BOARD. Honestly, I missed quite a bit of this movie because I spent a good portion of it with my head nestled into my boyfriend's armpit attempting not to vomit. The camera movement is, at times, insanely choppy and all over the place, and those of you prone to motion sickness, you might want to skip this one. I'd give it about 2 1/2 stars out of 5, because it's decent -- I'd even watch it again if I could keep the room from spinning.

ImageBOOK CLUB!:
The Kite Runner. I love this book. It wasn't necessarily a book I'd choose to read (these days I appear to be more interested in books geared towards teenage girls.), but I'm so glad I did. Beautiful writing. Next choice... I'm going to volunteer the Bell Jar because IT'S THE BEST BOOK EVER.