Then I noticed that all we had to do was crawl a little bit to get free, so we crawled out. Well, that is about it. Ramon and I put our shirt and pants back on and decided to call it a day. Personally, I think it is kinda ironic that everyone who ever saw our office said it looked like an earth quake had hit and now one really has. By Matt Life gets strange when I spend too much time by myself.
Reality seems to melt away and become a timeless dream.
All the people in the world fade into the background and become alien and my world becomes a slow motion swim through a numb craving for stimulation. Sometimes it begins with watching a little TV while I eat my dinner. The TV sometimes seems to suck my energy out through my eyeballs, my belly begins to sag, my ass becomes like cement upon the couch. Suddenly, I find myself flipping through the channels, at first slowly, and then faster and faster. I know nothing worth watching is on, yet I feel compelled to survey every station over and over again.