Martinson Engineering Work – Thursday
Today was a very work-full day. There wasn’t really a boring part of my day. You don’t hear me say that often. It’s pretty much been a full day working at Martinson Engineering.
Just until now I’ve had time to write in my Diary. I won’t be home to write in my Diary tonight so I guess I’ll try to squeeze some time in now.
Writing A New Song
The start of the work day brought me to my music. With a thought in my mind I placed that into lyrics and extended another song to my collection I called “Stairway To Heaven”.
This new song is a gem though. It talks sort of on the lines of “One sweet day” by “Mariah Carey” and “The End Of The Road” by “Boyz to Men.” It’s a song of mourning, regret and reprisal.
Fantasizing Promiscuously About Lyssa
Today in almost half an hour I’ll be leaving for Lyssa’s house. But before I do I’ll be visiting Campbelltown Library, or maybe I’ll do that tomorrow.
I want to print the poem that I’ve written for Lyssa and leave it at her house.
Today would be the best opportunity that I’ll get. I might have to wait for the weekend.
Bringing to work the lingerie book, I was excited, so I posted away a stamped-self addressed envelope so I could receive some more lingerie books from Legs 11.
I’m laughing right now picturing Lyssa in her new lingerie and me ripping them off. If no one is at her house tonight I’m going to see if I can have a shower, and she might want one too. She sure does have a big bathroom, lots of space to move around if you need to.
Craving To See Lyssa
This is supposed to be the last day of this month’s pill packet. Lyssa should be starting another packet tomorrow. She should be over her last pill packet today I hope.
Having not seen Lyssa since Sunday, you could see I’m anticipating visiting her, I’m already planning it.
I’ve got to leave now. I’ve got more work to deal with, but I’m still leaving early today.
Diary Of A Mad Chaos is a daily diary written from March 1996 until today, of which individual books and book series have been created, namely “The Lost Years” an exploration of young, entwined love, the “Wubao In China (猎艳奇缘)” book series which provides an extensive comparative analysis of the cultural differences between Eastern and Western societies, and the book titled “Foreigner (华人)” an exploration of race relations in Australia.
