she just wanted a good faux job

[gfrancie]

My life is never quite contained and normal. I know most people's lives aren't, but I often feel that mine tends to take a path that would make Fellini amused.

Today I had a brief conversation with a german dwarf regarding where one could purchase stamps. She was quite sweet, but somehow the whole nature of the moment just left me waiting to see if a a car full of upset clowns would appear and begin to sing Mozarts requim, while doing some morris dancing.

Later on, I watched Tiffany (the pre-op transsexual who wears a purse on her head as a hat) touch some books and say, "they speak to me" in a high whispery excitable voice often reserved for small little girls who may be getting a pony for christmas.
I don't need anymore weird today. I have had my daily requirement as dictated by the FDA. and then some...

If I see one more peculiar thing today, I may need to go to The Gap and see some homogenized life.

Comments

[tlc71076.livejournal.com]

Where on Earth are you seeing these people? And how come they don't come to visit me? :(

[serpis.livejournal.com]

i think the Gap is peculiar in its own right. at least the german dwarf wasn't a pre-op trans, and at least the pre-op trans wasn't a dwarf. that would exceed even paul reuben's daily allowance of oddness. take care.
-josh

[ekdogg.livejournal.com]

German dwarf? were you talking to me?

[gfrancie.livejournal.com]

you have to be in strange towns in washington to experience this kind of thing.

[gfrancie.livejournal.com]

good point! but even I can only handle so much weirdness in one day. this would have been too much for you.

[gfrancie.livejournal.com]

I wish, it would have been much more intriguing

Re:

[ekdogg.livejournal.com]

probably wouldn't be

[gfrancie.livejournal.com]

it would be for me...but then I am a little strange that way. I find most encounters with the human race to be intriguing.