A Rant on My Creative Non-Fiction Class
If there was ever a time to rant it would be now. I do not look artsy or that cool creative writer type or even the savvy somewhat sexy journalist type. I prance in wearing scrubs or soccer clothes many times with a burnt orange hoodie (my salute to my semester at UT Austin) and my hair in a messy wet ponytail (evidence that I visit the gym AND shower right before class).
I get looks of disgust or maybe amusement.
Maybe it was the creative nonfiction piece I did on the need to treat rats humanely (I can post this if anyone cares to read it).
The other day I referenced "The Garden State" and how much I really liked the movie.
One of the "too cool for school" kids gave it a big thumbs down complete with the tongue-out "fart" noise and a boistrus "TERRIBLE MOVIE, don't waste your time. Uh!"
My face turned red and I had no comment.
I had no idea that people still behave that way when in objection to something.
I guess I am not cool enough for them.
But as the last comment of the film was:
"Life hurts."
2 Comments:
Garden State so rocked my world. It was my #1 movie of 2004. Sounds to me like 'to cool for school' needs a kick in the pants.
Dude, Can I only assume that you're description of journalists was inspired, indeed finds all of its roots and meanings, with me?
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