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ninanevermore) wrote2006-05-25 03:31 pm
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Wednesday - Duck!
Today on the drive into work I was thinking that sometimes I am surprised when I look in the mirror and see the face of a woman and not a rubber ducky.
I like the duck's face better. It is more a reflection of me than my real face. My real face is forgettable, invisible, average. It doesn't match what's going on in my head at all.
The duck is bright yellow; everyone notices something that bright. It matches my mind -- bright and strange and more than a little frivolous and silly.
I once saw a grave marker that had no name on it, just a date and an engraved picture of a flamingo. I am going to make it known that when I die, I want a picture of a rubber ducky engraved on my headstone. If there's no money left over to put my name on it after that, it doesn't matter. No one will remember my name anyway.
But I want them to remember my duck.
I like the duck's face better. It is more a reflection of me than my real face. My real face is forgettable, invisible, average. It doesn't match what's going on in my head at all.
The duck is bright yellow; everyone notices something that bright. It matches my mind -- bright and strange and more than a little frivolous and silly.
I once saw a grave marker that had no name on it, just a date and an engraved picture of a flamingo. I am going to make it known that when I die, I want a picture of a rubber ducky engraved on my headstone. If there's no money left over to put my name on it after that, it doesn't matter. No one will remember my name anyway.
But I want them to remember my duck.
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I do like your duck though because it does leave a mark in the mind. It's fun to have those little trademarks to each of us. :)
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Me want monkey on me headstone! EEK!
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There's an ancient (250+ year old) cemetary in town here, with a few unmarked headstones. The ones that get me are the families wiped out in epidemics and servants. I find them very poignant.
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From here. I knew that for him I wanted something unique to express how unique he was, and I think he would really laugh at the thought of him being in a yellow duck, but it was a bit too much for me.
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