leaving out a bit of a chunk here and skipping to about now: i had to pick my roommate up from school today; he'd hurt him self whilst riding his bike again [fuctup knee] and asked if i could pick him up... i called the sick line at work to make an excuse and went to retrieve mr. trevis... all uneventful exchanges past: we got back into the apartment; light blinking on the answermachine: message from my father for trevis..."yeah, I know he's at work but could you have him call me as soon as he can at my hotel?" so i gave him a ring.
he told me my aunt [who i grew up with on occasion, spent a good deal of time with her when i could: she taught me how to pour a glass of beer with a small head and helped me in learning how to experience books] was getting worse. she'd been dying slowly, but quicker than the rest of us, for over four months that we knew of. she'd been diagnosed with colon cancer and quit her job as soon as she knew. she, being a strong woman [in desire and action] set about doing what she wanted to do with the remainder of her time until it got overly painful... it now had. My uncle[steve] and aunt[joan] had moved out to Denver colorado when i was about 10 [with all the other things going in my life i lost them too... they were the only relatives, besides my maternalgrandmother, that i really liked] because of a job offer my uncle had found. he'd built it up a bit: moving and installing and maintaining computers for various corporations... and because of the job market there he was able to make quite a bit of money at it. my father had said that the two, knowing i was out in the west, really wanted to see me [i've been around, you know: England and NewYork CITY... told not to waste my life, i don't know how i'm doing here...]. So i call my uncle, right? he asks me to move up there with him and live with him and work for him and and work at a different time than he so i can help joan take care of herself because she's nearly bed-ridden and ... it pays ok.
my father is a great guy. a day before my purposed departure of Indiana forever a woman named Beth decided to think of something other than driving... selective thinking is fine as long as you keep the operations running in the back ground: she didn't. pulled out in front of my car [shite anyway] fuct it. so i. was stuck in indiana again... going fucking crazy and trapped: my good friend took off cuz he needed to attend school and i was left to my own devices shaving my own head and trying to find anything i could with a kid named Jon to keep me fuct so i didn't have to deal with things... eventually i did... as best i could, that is.
ceraandlarryandtrevis,thoughhewasgonethen..mysisterandevenlouis:alltheotherpeopleiknewatthattime...allovthatandgettingfuckedtwice,oncetiedtoacrossandoncewithsomethingthesizeofanarm...somewherealongthewaygettinggentialwartsinsidemyassandcontinuinginthedesperationleadingtoamentalbreakdown
my father found me a car through a friend of his and it had a nice stero so i took it. it also had problems with chips and dashboards and such so i paid for them and got my insurance check from the wreck and prepared to leave town with an overactive sympathetic nervous system and a fear at my back...
fuck, so: skipping up to now.
the car cost a bit over six thousand dollars and my father just said "you owe me" in his special little way. a condition of my going to care for my aunt and help out my unc is that i am no longer in debt to him... oh what a fucking break, eh? but guess what: you get to watch someone die and make some money off it. have fun.
i'm leaving town in two days... i haven't a clue what to do.
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