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Friday, May 13, 2005

Montreal might eat its young, but Montreal won't break us down

I dont think I'll ever get tired of this. I read it again last night, this time in the version that appears in How We Are Hungry, which is pretty much the same, except the story is framed by the preparations for a giant nacho feast called "La noche de los nachos." The story had two intermissions, where Kait called me to inform me of her adventures as a drunken crazy woman. If I ran for president, the bulk of my campaign would be plagiarized from the book. If Dave gets mad, I'll offer him a position in my administration. Thats basically what Bush did for John Bolton, who channels a pure and potent rage from his discolored mustache.

I'm so ready to leave Michigan. Lately all I want to do is go to sleep, and wake up two weeks from now. Also, while I am asleep gnomes (or elves, or trolls or something) should pack all of my things in boxes for me. That would be A+.

6 Comments:

At 11:07 PM, Anonymous said...

I think How We Are Hungry changed my life.
Damn it.

"Pilar wanted to cut stomachs open with glass."
Holy Shit.

 
At 11:14 PM, Chris said...

oh my god, I fucking know! The dialogue between God and the sky is one of the most incredible things I've ever read in my life.

who is this, by the way?

 
At 11:31 PM, Lizzie said...

me, duh.

 
At 11:36 PM, Lizzie said...

"The one big suprise is that as it turns out, God is the sun. It makes sense, if you think about it. Why we didn't see it sooner I cannot say. Every day the sun was right there burning, out and other planets hovering around it, always apologizing, and we didn't think it was God. Why would there be a God and also a sun? Of course God is the sun.

Everyone in the life before was cranky, I think, because they just wanted to know."

 
At 11:36 PM, Lizzie said...

I'm ruining things for everyone else, haha.

 
At 12:23 AM, Chris said...

including me! I haven't gotten to that part yet. You are such a life ruiner.

 

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