... I have some, but it all depends on how long i will remain alive. Maybe another 30 or 40 years? (i am 37). Maybe a bit more or a bit less.
For example, a new book of mine will be out by next October, ie 2 years since the current one circulated. I probably will be emigrating to the UK and moving back and forth (Greece-UK) for the book or other deals.
I suppose i will stabilize in some relationship, although i doubt i will be married.
Literature-wise... there is some prospect of something of note. Depends on less elegant parameters, such as my finances and overall mood.
It still sort of sucks that there isn't enough time. But not so much due to the time being so little to do what i want to do - for i could have done far more things, particularly in writing, that i did by now - but so little time if one aspires to leave behind some work of relative importance. Surely there have been - and there are now as well - a number of very intelligent people. But it is not like they ultimately help much. Probably everyone has heard of Einstein, and virtually no one outside of set fields has read all of his work. Same goes with other notables.
I am disappointed by the crap of life, although those were - again - always there.
So much prospect of beauty. So little showing of it in the end.
-Ok, merry Christmas (
), and do you have any longer term plans, at all?
Or maybe you'd prefer taking the shortcut through the forest:
For example, a new book of mine will be out by next October, ie 2 years since the current one circulated. I probably will be emigrating to the UK and moving back and forth (Greece-UK) for the book or other deals.
I suppose i will stabilize in some relationship, although i doubt i will be married.
Literature-wise... there is some prospect of something of note. Depends on less elegant parameters, such as my finances and overall mood.
It still sort of sucks that there isn't enough time. But not so much due to the time being so little to do what i want to do - for i could have done far more things, particularly in writing, that i did by now - but so little time if one aspires to leave behind some work of relative importance. Surely there have been - and there are now as well - a number of very intelligent people. But it is not like they ultimately help much. Probably everyone has heard of Einstein, and virtually no one outside of set fields has read all of his work. Same goes with other notables.
I am disappointed by the crap of life, although those were - again - always there.
So much prospect of beauty. So little showing of it in the end.
-Ok, merry Christmas (

