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Last post on this... Idle Revolution is playing our final final show tomorrow night at 8 (we're on at 8) at the Dome. So swing by and check out the final chapter in this musical project.
Chase
So, if you saw it or not, heres the video where Stephen Colbert mentions KGET and the Doctor who refused to treat that couple's child because she had tattoos and piercings.
This was mentioned on the Bakersfield Californian site, as well as the KGET site, but I found it hilarious because they both seemed to present it as if he was being critical of Bakersfield (with titles such as Colbert Goes Off On Bakersfield!). He was blatantly attacking Bakersfield and all it's people, not just the Doctor and his refusal to treat a child. So I've been stuck in this feeling lately that much of what I do has little meaning or weight to it. I've been one of my generation to rely solely on what I can do for myself in order to pull myself up. Initially I thought myself lucky to have come from the childhood that I have and not have any major repercussions to feel from it, but the more aware of my actions I become, the more I realize that there is a lot that has affected the way I relate to people. However, I'm hoping these realizations only assist me in moving forward. But that still hasn't changed how I feel about what I do in life. I often times feel as if I am the man with a cart full of sea shells. I wander aimlessly trying to convince people that what I have is beautiful, but the conversations that come my way are simply patronizing, and not of pure personal enjoyment. I am the familiar face at the register of your favorite restaurant, smiling at you, chatting you up a bit, and then you go home and I remain, only to close down my machine when the appropriate time has passed. We, as always, shall see. |