Apocolyptic ramblings

Blog #10
It is October 13, 2010. My food supply is still highly limited; just a square of meatloaf and a pear. Lunch is scheduled for 12 p.m. sharp, but I am inclined to believe that I will have to venture out into the world for more food before this day is done. I can’t think of a safe method. My evacuation vehicle had to be parked on the far side of the campus to insure many monies in my wallet.
No word yet from the Society of Good Things to Come. I am starting to think that they are avoiding me on purpose. Perhaps my letter got lost in the mail; things like that happen all the time. No word also from the newspaper on the competition that I surely must have won. No one could possibly have written a story as amazing as mine. They must also be avoiding me.

Today’s most distressing point – hovering vs. avoidance

Today’s most wonderful point – I will be observing little babies and toddlers for a large chunk of my day.

#1 list item – Taking care of my ticket.

Most prevailing feeling – lonliness

Greatest desire – It is a tie between the ceiling transforming into an intricate web of fluttering butterflies or finding a super cheap ticket to San Diego.

Result – undetermined

My Polaroid camera has come in the mail. Film, however, is more expensive then I originally thought. I need to find an alternative that fits the 600 Polaroid that my camera was designed to use. Fuji film or some weird business called the impossible project.

My other camera, in case you are wondering, is not working properly and my heart is not working properly because of it.

I have to stop checking my phone.