March 3, 2013


jetsetting.  by nessa k on Flickr.

jetsetting. by nessa k on Flickr.

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spoon by nessa k on Flickr.

spoon by nessa k on Flickr.


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October 26, 2012


nessak:

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on 10/7/12:
I had a dream that a man I didn’t know had interviewed some of my ex’s to learn about my life and write a movie along about our love. A fictional story based on an imaginary relationship with him.
He wanted to figure out a realistic hypothetical situation where we’d be together. From start to finish. Why we’d break up, if we’d dance in parking lots, whether we’d smoke pot sitting on our kitchen counters, if he would be someone i never feel comfortable around without make up on… or if i’d want to walk around naked in his apartment… or wear high-rise underwear from american apparel around.
Would he be one of the boyfriends to help me through my fits of anxiety or one of the lucky ones who managed to get a year or two in when I was more healthy?
He had already written the first draft of the screenplay when I was handed a note by my balding ex that said, “I’m meeting Nessa at the food court tomorrow and I’d like you to come.” This was the first I’d heard of it, but I wanted to meet him. I felt like everyone was watching me - like the writer had a bit of omnipresence, with everyone in the world watching what i did these days, taking notes and reporting back.
I thought I was going mad. A car followed me from the gas station to a diner and after passing by the window and observing my order, they drove away. I noticed an elderly woman in a red coat checking my shopping cart as she passed me in the supermarket, getting out a notebook as she turned into the cereal aisle. I found a scrap of paper in a parking lot that said “she sighed in the post office at 9:16 after checking her phone. Could she be slipping back into depression?”
I met him, briefly. For someone writing a movie inspired by our fictional relationship, he was dismissive of me. Maybe this was because we had already broken up in his version of the story. I thought I heard him call me a cunt under his breath. 
He barely asked me any questions. He wanted to fill in some missing details he couldn’t get from anyone else. “You mean, my side of the story?” No, he said. He asked how many orgasms I’d faked, whether or not I liked the gifts I got from Mike our last Christmas together, and if I was in love with XXXX when we dry humped in his living room.
The dream ended with me sitting in a depressing mall food court by myself. I can’t remember if my balding ex had came or just handed off the note. I woke up with the strangest feeling of having been rejected.

nessak:

sink on Flickr.

on 10/7/12:

I had a dream that a man I didn’t know had interviewed some of my ex’s to learn about my life and write a movie along about our love. A fictional story based on an imaginary relationship with him.

He wanted to figure out a realistic hypothetical situation where we’d be together. From start to finish. Why we’d break up, if we’d dance in parking lots, whether we’d smoke pot sitting on our kitchen counters, if he would be someone i never feel comfortable around without make up on… or if i’d want to walk around naked in his apartment… or wear high-rise underwear from american apparel around.

Would he be one of the boyfriends to help me through my fits of anxiety or one of the lucky ones who managed to get a year or two in when I was more healthy?

He had already written the first draft of the screenplay when I was handed a note by my balding ex that said, “I’m meeting Nessa at the food court tomorrow and I’d like you to come.” This was the first I’d heard of it, but I wanted to meet him. I felt like everyone was watching me - like the writer had a bit of omnipresence, with everyone in the world watching what i did these days, taking notes and reporting back.

I thought I was going mad. A car followed me from the gas station to a diner and after passing by the window and observing my order, they drove away. I noticed an elderly woman in a red coat checking my shopping cart as she passed me in the supermarket, getting out a notebook as she turned into the cereal aisle. I found a scrap of paper in a parking lot that said “she sighed in the post office at 9:16 after checking her phone. Could she be slipping back into depression?”

I met him, briefly. For someone writing a movie inspired by our fictional relationship, he was dismissive of me. Maybe this was because we had already broken up in his version of the story. I thought I heard him call me a cunt under his breath. 

He barely asked me any questions. He wanted to fill in some missing details he couldn’t get from anyone else. “You mean, my side of the story?” No, he said. He asked how many orgasms I’d faked, whether or not I liked the gifts I got from Mike our last Christmas together, and if I was in love with XXXX when we dry humped in his living room.

The dream ended with me sitting in a depressing mall food court by myself. I can’t remember if my balding ex had came or just handed off the note. I woke up with the strangest feeling of having been rejected.

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August 3, 2012


nessak:

untitled on Flickr.
how the world ends. (dream sequence) the world was being consumed with sadness.  the plants had all overgrown and no one tended to their lawns.  some chose to stop eating others wept on their porches, wailing through the blood soaked shirts of family members who had chosen to say goodbye in more violent ways.  he sat in a tree as therapy; his attempt to avoid being sucked into the depression destroying the planet.  he felt the elevation soothed his shrinking heart and from his vista in the overgrown limbs, he no longer had to watch buildings around him crumble from neglect.  it had been 6 months since it started. the skies were always dark. even when the sun was shining, storms could be seen on hilltops on the horizon.  tornadoes ripping up houses and trees in the distance,  just far enough away to feel safe enough to ache with sadness.  i was in my parents’ house.  we had all came together for the great end, but it had been months and everyone had grown too apathetic to love at all.  my brother’s wife strolled in a pool to stay. my brother found his source of release when he jumped from a rooftop.  i lost my patience with everyone and was ready to find my way out until i found him in the tree.  he told the depression went away where the air was thinner.  thin air and sleeping in sap seemed to be the cure.  i spent a week in the tree sanctuary, but it wasn’t a happy end.  i felt love enough when the branches broke beneath him, my heart burst.  the tornado touched down and i felt the bitterness again as i closed my eyes and fell to the ground.

nessak:

untitled on Flickr.

how the world ends. (dream sequence)

the world was being consumed with sadness.
the plants had all overgrown and no one tended to their lawns.
some chose to stop eating
others wept on their porches, wailing through the blood soaked shirts of family members who had chosen to say goodbye in more violent ways.

he sat in a tree as therapy; his attempt to avoid being sucked into the depression destroying the planet.
he felt the elevation soothed his shrinking heart
and from his vista in the overgrown limbs, he no longer had to watch buildings around him crumble from neglect.

it had been 6 months since it started.
the skies were always dark. even when the sun was shining, storms could be seen on hilltops on the horizon.
tornadoes ripping up houses and trees in the distance,
just far enough away to feel safe enough to ache with sadness.

i was in my parents’ house.
we had all came together for the great end, but it had been months and everyone had grown too apathetic to love at all.
my brother’s wife strolled in a pool to stay.
my brother found his source of release when he jumped from a rooftop.
i lost my patience with everyone and was ready to find my way out
until i found him in the tree.

he told the depression went away where the air was thinner.
thin air and sleeping in sap seemed to be the cure.

i spent a week in the tree sanctuary, but it wasn’t a happy end.
i felt love enough when the branches broke beneath him, my heart burst.
the tornado touched down and i felt the bitterness again as i closed my eyes and fell to the ground.

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I also love nessak BUT THAT IS NEITHER HERE NOR THERE

I also love nessak BUT THAT IS NEITHER HERE NOR THERE

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August 2, 2012


By the ever lovely, all-encompassing soul of beautiful things, nessak.

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