04/03/2025 - 02:33 - The Beginning
Here are some impressions.
Well, I just started watching the Bob Dylan movie, A Complete Unknown, with Timothée Chalamet about an hour ago. Now, I'm taking a break for a cig.
Before, while peeing, I started thinking: I will finally start writing a diary—it’s a way to talk to myself.
So, why am I speaking in English now?
Answer: because my other self only speaks English.
laughs
Anyway... Dylan’s movie is so inspiring. I’m just halfway through, but the feeling is overwhelming—almost as if I were Dylan himself. (Though he was 20, and I’m 32 now, with not a trace of that poignant genius…)
I’m writing this as my cigarette burns out, so I’ll be back soon...
…or tomorrow...
…or nevermore!
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Yellow Matter Custard
Music from the '60s and '70s, jazz, blues, and folk. Photography. Cinema, from Hitchcock to Tarkovsky. Thoughts on life and daily reflections.
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