The Temporal Lobe Personality

 I thrive on routine.  Well, rhythm, really (language matters).  I remember learning about psychedelics from Jay Stevens Storming Heaven, learning about the principles of 'set & setting', and since then I've been building, over and over again, cocoons of creativity to trip out in.  I called them visions. Deja Vu. Now I call them seizures

Language matters.

Open tabs in my browser: Wikipedia pages on 'Ur' & 'US Rail Transportation', the 'San Francisco Chronicle' homepage, Yahoo search results page for 'seamstress near me', this post-edit tab....I cannot find my sketchbook/journal and it is the first day of daylight savings, and I have to finish the accounting for last year, and I want to paint after, and so instead of looking through two vehicles and an apartment and this big haunted old classroom, I decided to journal in front of the internet, because I don't want to be trapped by my temporal lobe epilepsy diagnosis, and I can't believe it is almost 2024. 

 

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