Feeling Hot With Lyssa
Waking up in the morning to my alarm, Lyssa was so tired. She didn’t want to get up, so I turned my alarm off and we went back to sleep. An hour later I told Lyssa to get up and go to college. But after some time, she thought it would be better that she didn’t go.
So Lyssa was staying home. When we actually woke up, I had a shower. Then we watched some television. As I lay next to her with some clothes on now, Lyssa and I started feeling the heat of last night and had another attempt at making it right. We were going great, even though Lyssa was real tense.
Lyssa was about to release when my dad knocked on the door. Bad timing that was. He tried to open the door, but luckily my lock was on. Lyssa jumped back into the corner not to be seen. My dad had some mail for me, as I told him to place it on the table outside. That ruined it for Lyssa and I. We were both upset because she was just there.
That little encounter broke our mood, as Lyssa went to then have a shower. While Lyssa was in the shower I ran upstairs to listen to the music on the cassette tape from the studio. When Lyssa was finished I ran back downstairs, as she got ready. Putting some clothes on and her make up, we caught our bus into Campbelltown.
Retail Shopping With Lyssa
While in Campbelltown I visited Sanity and bought a CD.
Then we headed for a toilet so Lyssa can put something on for her day.
We then visited the chemist and bought Lyssa a 4-month supply of the pill, as she had run out.
From there we bought some food to eat and had lunch in Mawson Park. Lyssa and I had a conversation as we ate. then WE walked to the bus stop to wait for Lyssa’s bus.
Lyssa was saddened as I was also going home. There we waited for 20 minutes for Lyssa’s bus having a good old conversation. When Lyssa’s bus arrived she gave me a couple of kisses. then we waved each other goodbye, as she jumped on the bus.
Two Month Deadline For Second Dedications CD
Walking to my bus stop I then caught myself a bus home. since then I had hooked up my cassette player to my system so I could hear a more defined sound from my song. I also listened to my new CD but don’t know as to whether I like it or not. Maybe I will return it.
I’ve given Lyssa a call or two since I’ve been home. When I’m finished writing this long diary entry I’m going to give Ralf a call and play him my new song before giving Lyssa a call back.
Tonight I might even give Jewell a call. I tried calling her two days ago in the daytime but she was at work. After that I will probably work on my computer and more importantly, on the artwork.
I now have two or more months to save for my project before it goes to air. In this time I can work on the lyrics, the harmony, I can get some singers activated and can have Ralf help me with the guitar line. When the two months are over I will gather everyone together to work on the song, get the singers and guitarist in one five-hour session. Then another day I can have it all mixed together and mastered.
When all this is done I will finally copy the song onto a CD in many different versions. My song will be complete almost $1,000 dollars later.
The time is now 7pm. I might as well give Ralf a call now.
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.
