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Monday, October 01, 2007

Echo "The Story of Douglas Eldad" Ch1.

Here is the beginning of a story I'm writing and I'd really like to hear what you think- critiques and ideas. So here we go...hold on to your seats for chapter 1.

Echo

The Genesis of Douglas Eldad

A knocking on the door.

Knock. Knock. Knock.

Its strong, yet calm. Not a rushed knocking or a frustrated knocking, but a controlled knocking.

Douglas answers the door with his headset around his neck still.  Thank goodness its wireless- he's gone through three different headsets that way.

Its raining.  The dim porch light reveals the drenched pizza guy.

"Oh hey!" Douglas swings the door open, "Come on in dude!  I'm sorry its so wet!"  The pizza guy enters gingerly, "Its cool- not your fault," his eyes calmly scanning the room with a sense of familiarity.

"Heh, yeah...well, uh..." Douglas scratched his head.  Once again he lacked a good response.  He hated that.  Not being quick to say something smart or funny was always replaced with his usual awkwardness.

"...how much do I owe ya?" He fumbled for his wallet.

"Nothing."

"What, why?" Douglas' eyes met the delivery guy's eyes for the first time since he entered Douglas' house.  The deep blue-green eyes looked straight through Douglas in a powerful, yet peaceful gaze that made Douglas gulp out loud. 

"Consider it a gift." The pizza guy smiled a deep, knowing grin. 

Douglas looked around for help in this incredibly strange and awkward situation.  Was this guy hitting on him?  He looked strong, but Douglas figured he could out run him in case this got any weirder.  Oh yeah, and Douglas' air soft gun was right behind him incase he needed to "pop him one."

The pizza guy laughed out loud and the whole room's mood instantly lightened.  "Here just take the pizza! Its for you!" He set the pizza down and chuckled as he shook his head.  He turned and began to reach for the door. 

Douglas, still clutching his wallet snapped back into the situation at hand.  "Oh.. ok! Thanks!" Once again, he felt bewildered and stupid.  He dove into his wallet and scooped out some random bills and pushed the wad of money toward the delivery guy.

The delivery guy looked down at the wad of money.  "Thanks," he said quietly as he carefully received the mangled wad of uncounted cash.  Another smile crossed his face as his eyes flashed up toward Douglas' crooked, confused smile.  "I really appreciate it, Douglas.  You are a good man." 

He turned out the door and into the rain again.

"You're welcome!"  Douglas managed to squeeze out a second after the screen door shut and he disappeared into the dark rain.

"That was weird."  Douglas said to himself as he closed the door.

Click. 

The door shut.

The room exploded with noise.

Douglas jumped. 

The TV and his I-Tunes had been on and he just heard them again.  "Geeze!"  He yelled catching his breathe- "that got loud quick!"  He turned off the TV and adjusted the volume of his I-Tunes.  I guess I was so freaked out, I forgot these were on, he thought.

He headed for the pizza and opened it.  Italian Sausage.  "Perfect."  Douglas thought, "Not what I ordered, but whatever- its fine I guess."

It was good too.  Even the crust, which he normally threw away, was good.  This time he ate it all.

It was good.


To Be Continued Tomorrow with Chapter 2 "The Plight of Douglas Eldad"...


Monday, November 13, 2006

The Highway

I wrote this piece this summer, thought I'd post it.


The Highway
 

Line, Line, Line…

 

You’d think I’d get bored and look away, but I don’t.  I just keep watching, mesmerized by its continuous pattern.  Its constancy isn’t comforting, it’s disturbing.

 

I don’t like these lines anymore.

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

They box me in.  I fear crossing their “guiding” borders for what might hit me on the other side.  I remember when I used to like these lines- especially crisscrossing them on the road.

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

I used to push these dotted lines into a smooth yellow blur as my speedometer roared.  In those days it wasn’t the lines which blew past me, but the other cars, trucks, vans – whatever.  They were gone before I could care to look.

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

But it was pointless; they’re passing me now. 

And I push a steady pace, hoping that “check engine” light is just a joke and not more bad news…

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

That’s what they are, a prediction of my future- I’ll still be stuck in these lines in an hour…

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

I’m getting tired.  No, wait.  I’ve been tired.  Now, I’m exhausted and these lines don’t care, they aren’t forgiving.  They just keep coming.

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

I’ve realized between half daydreams, that as dusk falls and those red tail lights light up my horizon, that I get fixed on those too.  They smirk at me, saying “you’ll never catch me, weak one.  You’re nothing- always behind,”  -their red eyes boring into my vision, clouding my already hurting head.  And so, I look back down at the lines…

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

Every once in a while, I catch a light from off the side of the road and its better.  It seems less tiring there.  I mean, they’re not getting anywhere like I am, but where am I going anyways?

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

I have to look back at these lines anyways.  If I don’t I’ll hit something and then what?  I don’t want to find out.  I’ve been on the road for so long I don’t think its good to change that…

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

Ahh…another good glimpse of light on the side of the road.  Maybe it was a diner or gas station?  I don’t know, its not important what it was.  It was just nice to look to my right instead of forward for once.  I wish I could do it more often.  My neck hurts from sitting still…

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

Ya know, what if I’m missing something?  If there are places and people on the side of the road, maybe its worth looking?  I’ll look whenever I can next time to see…

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

That was stupid!!  That’s the last time I turn my eyes from the road!  I could have crashed, or worse- I could have stopped moving and lost all that time and ground!

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

Those exits keep calling me, but they’re not mine… But I can’t help but think, “what if I’m wrong?  What if these directions are wrong?  What is on the sides of this road?  All I can think is-

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

I can’t wait to get home.  I hate this road.  So what did home look like again?

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

The road looks the same, no change.  Maybe I should have taken an exit somewhere…I guess I’ll keep driving.  Eventually I’ll find it – or my engine will stop… Hey, look-  more lines…

 

Line, Line, Line…

 

Back to where I was before, I think…You’d think I’d get bored and look away, but I don’t.  I just keep watching, mesmerized by its continuous pattern.  Its constancy isn’t comforting…its damning.

 

I don’t like these lines anymore…

 

~Michael Weeks

 

Thank you for saving me from the Lines, my Lord.




Wednesday, September 27, 2006

Busyness

Busyness.

bus‧y‧ness[biz-ee-nis]
–noun
1.the quality or condition of being busy.
2.lively but meaningless activity.

Ever find that you've replaced the important things in life with "busyness?" 

"Sorry, I can't talk right now- I'm busy."

I realized over the last 3 weeks, that whenever someone greets me in the hall and asks me how I'm doing I have been walking briskly towards and past them and responded with a "keeping busy" or "workin."

What a waste.
And all of it- meaningless activity.

Lame.

What's even more lame, is that when God stops me in the hall and asks "how've ya been? I havn't talked to ya in a while-"  I respond with

"Oh, I'm keeping busy and workin.  I'll catchya later."

And briskly walk by.


Thursday, September 21, 2006

A carefully crafted, curious quandary of colossal quantity...

All Right.  It's that time of the year again.

 

Time to bring up the age old controversy again: Who would win in a fight against each other: The Pillsbury Dough Boy or The Energizer Bunny?

    This has been an unsolved and heated debate for 3 years now, so lets see where we all stand this year.  I have also found that a person's opinion to this question identifies alot about that person's personality...and fighting style. 

so...

WHATS IT GONNA BE?!

 


Monday, September 18, 2006

Who wrote the Book of Love?

"Oh, I wonder, wonder who- badoo oo who?

Who wrote the book of Love?

Chapter one says the lover:
You love her with all your heart

Chapter two you tell her:
You never, never, never, never, ever wanna part

In chapter three remember:
The meaning of
romance

In chapter four you break up-
But you give her just one more chance

Oh, I wonder, wonder who- badoo oo who?

Who wrote the book of Love?"

I've always loved to sing this song ever since I heard it when I was young, listening to the Oldies Station with my Dad while traveling in the car.  But it struck me the other day, that I really never understood the lyrics in the chorus talking about "Chapter 4."  Maybe someone else can explain why, if you were in love- you would do this to someone: "..you break up, but you give her just one more chance."  I mean, to me thats pretty mean and controlling.  But yeah, the song came up in my head and so did that question again, so I thought I'd throw it out there for anyone to tackle.

What do you think?



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