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Sad History Month, January 2012
I'm a ghost and I'm haunting my own body and it really sucks just being stuck here.
I try to enjoy the things that made me happy, but you can't enjoy your breakfast when you haven't slept. I come from yesterday, my mom told me that I should get "reset".
I agree, but it's not that easy. She took me to the hospital today, and they served breakfast every meal. It's ok, but I still totally suck. "Doctor, can you help me? All my feelings are just cheesy as Fuck." He said, "There's no cure for being a big fat baby except for growing up, and if you can't do that then you're shit outta luck."
Tired of trying, I disengaged. I gave up on living in the light because constant night seemed less depressing than half hour days. "What's the point?" is a question I could never seem to answer, it just eats up my intentions like a cancer. In January 2012 I told the sun to go to hell and I calmly cooked up hashbrowns every sleepless dawn and then I slept til it was gone.
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Bad History Month Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
SHOWS:
JAN 12 PHILLY, ABYSSINIA,
229 S 45th St
JAN 13 NYC,
MIGUEL'S BABY, 137 W 14TH ST, MANHATTAN
JAN 14 NEW HAVEN CT,
Never Ending Books, 810 State St.
JAN 15 BOSTON, DEEP THOUGHTS, 138b South St JP
JAN 16 PORTLAND, ME PRISM ANALOG,
34 Preble St
JAN 17 DAY OF REST
JAN 18 PORTSMOUTH, NH, WSCA,
909 Islington St #1
photos by Ben Rector: linktr.ee/famousduckphotographer
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Bad History Month recommends:
prisoner's dilemma
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ageless ftc jams, diggit. https://shyb.bandcamp.com/album/dust-from-1000-yrs https://shyb.bandcamp.com/track/wash-us-out-to-sea https://shyb.bandcamp.com/album/thanksgiving
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