In a case of life imitating art again, I have a painful blister on the back of my tongue, not sure what to do about it, gargled with Co-Q10 mouthwash and am hoping for the best. Why life imitating art? Well, because my revenge/poisoning task for class wasn't to kill anyone, it was just to give someone mouth and facial sores to ruin a photo shoot. (I wouldn't really do it, you just have to push things out to the extreme for the tasks...makes me feel a little whiny. It hurts.) I told another housemate about it, he thought I seemed conflicted just in the telling of it. I just finished reading that section in the Bill Esper book, should look at it again (about choosing a task.) Set up a couple of chair exercises too, I want to start doing them again, and they are both with people I haven't worked much with this quarter. I want to break through my emotional "lid" (or at least crack it) before winter quarter starts, all the work builds on the ability to react truthfully in the exercises and I don't feel I'm there yet.
I've done next to nothing the last couple of days, which is nice. I bought coffee and vitamins today, and then half-watched the Apple Cup, did some script work, and went over to a friend's house. I'm wide awake now because the coffee was late in the day (and my tongue hurts...Hey Universe! It was
imaginary!)
Here are a couple of pictures of Belltown (formatting is goofy, I'm not sure whom the artist of the painting is):
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Belltown parking/L. Herlevi 2013 |
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Artwork in Bedlam/L. Herlevi 2013 |
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