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Who Are You?:
an English teacher struggling to find the motivation to complete my dissertation that's due in one month
Where Are You?: In a streaming sunlight lit room in Gracia, Barcelona What Are You?: a small cog in a big online machine What do you make?: I try to make people communicate better. On a good day, I also help make people happy. What do you love?: Music, cats, good writing What do you hate?: pretension without substance, hypocrisy What do you listen to?: people, music. lots of things: new songs, old sounds, strange noises. At them moment: the finale of Peter Hammill's 'Gog' What do you watch?: people, things. At least once a week, I sit in a big dark room with lots of other people watching other people pretend to be something they are not in order to entertain us or illustrate something they know about life. What do you drink?: too much probably. Of everything, except water. What do you smoke?: I only smoke when I'm on fire. What do you take?: time to reflect... What do you believe in?: words, hope, future... When We Were 16 Where were you?: In my bedroomWhat were you?: a shy and spotty thing What did you wear?: whatever was acceptable at the time. A red-white-and blue ski hat, for example... What did you listen to?: I had just discovered Cog, by Peter Hammill, strangely enough (some things you can listen to all your life... What did you watch?: A TV drama about the effects of rabies on the UK population What did you love?: music What did you hate?: spite and people who ridicule others for fun What did you drink?: coca cola What did you smoke?: nothing What did you take?: O levels What did you want to be?: A guitar player Who did you fight?: myself Who/What did you believe in?: music Where did you go?: to college What did you learn?: that yoiu can never learn enough |