Notebooks

Badd Strips

Image | | Paul Greer
A few notes before I go
A few notes before I go
We're going to lose people
We’re going to lose people
It's nearly full in Sagittarius
It’s nearly full in Sagittarius
Calm and Comfy
Calm and Comfy
That they do owe me
That they do owe me
Me...Thee...
Me…Thee…
Pick-up the sandwiches on the way out
Pick-up the sandwiches on the way out
MySpace sucks
MySpace sucks
Everyone going away at the weekends
Everyone going away at the weekends
Contacted the drummer yesterday
Contacted the drummer yesterday

13/03/01 – 14/03/01

Image | | Paul Greer
“…in the back of a pre-paid taxi, driving up Park Street, the route I used to take everyday to get to work. From the window I watch people walking up the hill, and I think of the act of walking, stepping, placing one foot in front of the other, feeling the pressure of the ground under your feet, moving forward with the power of both legs. This is something I haven’t done for three weeks now. My right leg is already thinner than the left. At this stage, I’m not sure if this is because of the extra exercise my left leg is getting, mostly hopping, or the lack of exercise in the right, causing muscle wastage. The lack of mobility is producing not so much cabin fever, but a yearning for the outside, fresh air, the wind on my face, the sound of birds singing. these things I only experience at the moment during the mad lurch from building to vehicle and back again. With luck, the recovery process should coincide with the advent of spring. I’m looking forward to swimming again, once the plaster has been removed and I’ve had enough physio….”

Fortune: “When I was an alien, cultures weren’t opinion.”