Wednesday, November 12, 2008

the return

So yes, I am back. Not that anyone cares, well except me that is, and that is quite enough I should think.
A few useless facts and events that I would like to rattle off here before I go into anything with a particular flow that I can then veer away from again, digression being the favored option here obviously.
I have written fewer entries than the number of years that I have been alive for, that clearly shows how useless I am. God forbid any of my prospective employers ever get here.
This count ofcourse does not include the entries I had in my previous blog, all of which I have now lost for ever, and that underscores my irresponsible nature. Suffice to say the details of the whole affair are rather tragic and would only do me further damage, and it would be better if I could just move away from the negativity.
Oh but wait, what a few weeks of negativity we have seen! The capitalist American system that placed profits before prudence, yet again, has dragged the entire world with itself into the doom and gloom of the credit crunch.
Governments now have taken action, and by most reckoning although a recession will ensure for a few months or years, things will get back to being better again.
How I wish for a disaster, in my rare fleeting moments of madness.
So, apart from that quite uneventful. Scratch that, one more additon to the list.
Obama.
Yes he can.
Yes they can.
Yes we can.
Yes I can?
Can I?
Should I? Is it really worth it? Change after all can bring disaster. Would it not be better to stick with the status quo, the warm, cozy comfort of the status quo? To spend the rest of our days cocooned in a slimy stagnation warmed just enough to keep us in a semi-conscious daze. The thought is enticing. For some.
That said, I would now take this opportunity to ramble while I wait for some other eventful event to explode in some far corner of my brain and let it make its way to the fore.
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Have I lost my rambling skills? This is a disaster. Perhaps that would explain my long absence. Or is it the case that I have fallen victim to boredom?

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