Dreams Die Here
It seems that the more writing I have to do for work, the less I want to be doing it in my free time - if I have any, that is. Which is ironic, because the more I have to write at work, the more things I have to bitch about in my personal writing.
And so I'm not even blogging all that regularly now, much less write my own scripts. I apologize, faithful (or not so faithful) readers, but I'm tired.
I realize I haven't written about any movie I've seen in almost two months. That's not right.
The other day in the office a colleague of mine, who's prone to asking strange questions as a form of greeting, said this to me: "So, what are you up to? Pursuing your dreams?"
I looked at him with sad eyes.
"Don't be silly, this is [insert Evil Company name]. Dreams die here."
And so I'm not even blogging all that regularly now, much less write my own scripts. I apologize, faithful (or not so faithful) readers, but I'm tired.
I realize I haven't written about any movie I've seen in almost two months. That's not right.
The other day in the office a colleague of mine, who's prone to asking strange questions as a form of greeting, said this to me: "So, what are you up to? Pursuing your dreams?"
I looked at him with sad eyes.
"Don't be silly, this is [insert Evil Company name]. Dreams die here."
posted by cinewhore @ 2:50 AM
3 mindfucks
3 Comments:
dude, i feel exactly the same way. that's why i haven't been blogging about movies for a while too.
i havent been working on any of my script ideas. i've pretty much abandoned any film hopes. for now.
i work at (insert my company's name). and dreams die there too.
Hey guys, thanks for the insight. Now i know which companies to avoid. ;p
Perhaps, u can work in a company where all ur colleagues enjoy reading and doing stuff which u have absolutely no interest in (say stock market movement, quarterly financial results, latest MAS updates). That way, u can certainly remember ur dreams.
Then again, there's no one to share wat u enjoy reading, watching and doing too.
hm...
etoilefilantee
In my case, colleagues are great, Superiors are assholes, and management is just blind.
It seems that you need a degree in stupidity before you can rise to that position.
gimme some mindfuckery
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