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2008/1/19 一个好梦没有预兆的,早上做了一个梦,其实已经是快中午了。又是关于你的,很清晰很真实的一个梦,居然还有剧情。
大致是,我在一个房间里碰到你,好像是咖啡馆或是学校的办公室之类的,反正是挺干净的一个地方,然后,我就跟你讨论了一下专业问题,听你说到了一些传播的问题,貌似是新闻还是大众传媒之类的,反正是让我吃了一惊,怎么你也关注这个,应该是说了不少时间的。然后,我就问你,最近有没有画新的作品?
你居然说有,然后就拿出两张,还不知道是一叠,我清楚的看到了其中两张,是彩色的,一张是浅紫色的,一张是浅蓝色的,可惜现在又有一点模糊了,一幅画上好像是艘船,一幅画上好像是一些曲线的交错,风格有一点浪漫、有一点童话的感觉。印象很深的是,这两张画都不是占据了整一张画纸,而是四周都留了边出来,像是海报一样,或是像一些漫画,下方的留白更大,似乎可以写不少字。
当我意识到,这是梦时,我就醒了,然后,画在脑海中的印象又一下子变模糊了。
我觉得很有意思,似乎这些年来,你在我梦中也在一直的长大,或者说是成长,似乎要呈现出一点东西给我,告诉我你很好。
最早时候,我只是远远地看到你在河岸边。
第一个近距离的梦中,你是一个肉球,就在沙发背后蹦啊蹦的,大姨夫就站在沙发旁。
接着,第二年,我就看清楚你了,忘了你在干什么,好像也是坐在一个什么地方的。
后来,我又梦到有一次你在弹钢琴,很美的曲子。
这种感觉真是很奇怪。如果梦境是人与另一个空间人的对话的渠道之一,希望我看到的一切都是在发生的。希望我们一切都好。 2007/8/22 0本想早点睡,又点开听肖邦曲,结果,一听就是两遍,欲罢不能。索性写点字。
连着几晚看柳叶刀的小说,觉得她身边怎么有这么多非正常死亡的事情发生。有时觉得自己对于别人的死亡执着心太重,对于自己的死亡得失心太重,都是所谓的死心眼。
晚餐时和室友正好也議起韓國人質事件。她問我這批韓國人去阿富汗乾嘛,我想了一下說,好像是宗教社團去當地作後勤服務的。她便說,看來,好人還是不一定有好報的。
這個問題其實我以前看新聞時也想過,於是我便說了我的看法,也許這便是對好人脩行的最後一考驗。不知怎麽的,我是相信有因果的,我也是我希望身後不用再投胎的原因。(十幾二十年前便和小朋友說起,她說想要做動物吧,反正也不是人。我當時不知怎地就說,我什麽也不想投了,不做人,也不做動物。後來看了一點書才發現,原來是要很高的造化才能不入六道的。)
她並不是很同意,我也絲毫沒有想說服別人的願意,衹是有朋友若能附和,我會更高興一點罷了。關於脩行,我也是不想的,所謂離苦得樂,我也不知苦樂是什麽區別,不知道執着脩行又算不算得上執着心呢。
這個調調,我好像以前也說過,所以,我也明白,我是一個很固執的人。關於圓通的道理也許別人也都告訴了,不過自己還沒有悟道罷了。
2007/4/30 Miss you so muchDear Yuan Yuan,
Miss you so much again. I am very happy recently and just hope to share with you. Smile in heaven for me always~~
Good night.
Yours, Fangfang 2006/10/15 why I write? For I I I……MIT的写作课程上推荐每个学生要好好读某写书来明白你为啥要写作。首先推荐的就是Joan Didion写的why I write,据说这文章被引用过无数次,这也是老外对文章牛是不牛的评价标准。
基本上写作的人都有强烈的自我中心意识,当我从joan Didion的解释中再次印证自恋情结时,又突然发现,伊正是我许久前推荐过的一本未谋面的书'The Year of Magical Thinking'(讲一个作家如何从接连失去女儿和结婚四十年丈夫的阴影中走出)的作者。
心潮再次澎湃,缘,真是妙不可言。
为什么我们要写作?writing is the act of saying I, of imposing oneself upon other people, of saying listen to me, see it my way, change your mind. It’s an aggressive, even a hostile act.
所以,爱写的我,并不是一个友好的人啊。
不过这篇牛文还是不错的,转来看看。另,找了一晚上木心的文章,居然没拷一篇出来,很挫败。所以,牛文上网还是增加社会幸福感的。
Excerpts from Why I write Joan Didion From The New York Times Magazine, December 5, 1976. Of course I stole the title from this talk, from George Orwell. One reason I stole it was that I like the sound of the words: Why I Write. There you have three short unambiguous words that share a sound, and the sound they share is this: I I I In many ways writing is the act of saying I, of imposing oneself upon other people, of saying listen to me, see it my way, change your mind. It’s an aggressive, even a hostile act. You can disguise its aggressiveness all you want with veils of subordinate clauses and qualifiers and tentative subjunctives, with ellipses and evasions with the whole manner of intimating rather than claiming, of alluding rather than stating but there's no getting around the fact that setting words on paper is the tactic of a secret bully, an invasion, an imposition of the writers sensibility on the reader’s most private space. I stole the title not only because the words sounded right but because they seemed to sum up, in a no-nonsense way, all I have to tell you. Like many writers I have only this one "subject," this one "area": the act of writing. I can bring you no reports from any other front. I may have other interests: I am "interested," for example, in marine biology, but I don't flatter myself that you would come out to hear me talk about it. I am not a scholar. I am not in the least an intellectual, which is not to say that when I hear the word "intellectual" I reach for my gun, but only to say that I do not think in abstracts. During the years when I was an undergraduate at Berkeley, I tried, with a kind of hopeless late-adolescent energy, to buy some temporary visa into the world of ideas, to forge for myself a mind that could deal with abstract. In short I tried to think. I failed. My attention veered inexorably back to the specific, to the tangible, to what was generally considered, by everyone I knew then and for that matter have known since, the peripheral. I would try to contemplate the Hegelian dialectic and would find myself concentrating instead on a flowering pear tree outside my window and the particular way the petals fell on my floor. I would try to read linguistic theory and would find myself wondering instead if the lights were on in the bevatron up the hill. When I say that I was wondering if the lights were on in the bevatron you might immediately suspect, if you deal in ideas at all, that I was registering the bevatron as a political symbol, thinking in shorthand about the military-industrial complex and its role in the university community, but you would be wrong. I was only wondering if the lights were on in the bevatron and how they looked. A physical fact. I had trouble graduating from Berkeley, not because of this inability to deal with ideas-- I was majoring in English, and I could locate the house-and-garden imagery in "The Portrait of a Lady" as well as the next person, "imagery" being by definition the kind of specific that got my attention--but simply because I had neglected to take a course in Milton. For reasons which now sound baroque I needed a degree by the end of that summer, and the English department finally agreed, if I would come down from Sacramento every Friday and talk about the cosmology of "Paradise Lost," to certify me proficient in Milton. I did this. Some Fridays I took the Greyhound bus, other Fridays I caught the Southern Pacific's City of San Francisco on the last leg of its transcontinental trip. I can no longer tell you whether Milton put the sun or the earth at the center of his universe in "Paradise Lost,” the central question of at least one century and a topic about which I wrote 10,000 words that summer, but I can still recall the exact rancidity of the butter in the City of San Francisco's dining car, and the way the tinted windows on the Greyhound bus cast the oil refineries around Carquinez Straits into a grayed and obscurely sinister light. In short my attention was always on the periphery, on what I could see and taste and touch, on the butter, and the Greyhound bus. During those years I was traveling on what I knew to be a very shaky passport, forged papers: I knew that I was no legitimate resident in any world of ideas. I knew I couldn't think. All I knew then was what I couldn't do. All I knew was what I wasn't, and it took me some years to discover what I was. Which was a writer. By which I mean not a “good” writer or a “bad” writer but simply a writer, a person whose most absorbed and passionate hours are spent arranging words on pieces of paper. Had my credentials been in order I would never have become a writer. Had I been blessed with even limited access to my own mind there would have been no reason to write. I write entirely to find out what I'm thinking, what I'm looking at, what I see and what it means. What I want and what I fear. Why did the oil refineries around Carquinez Straits seem sinister to me in the summer of 1956? Why have the flight lights in the bevatron burned in my mind for twenty years? What is going on in these pictures in my mind? 2006/8/17 sorry for my blue this time 'cause everybody hurts汾阳路食罢出来,炎夏的阳光竟然一刹那现出了温柔,金黄色光束下散落下无数落叶,
夜来走出大楼,漫街也是灯火,哗哗的声音,打断我的视线,一转脸,清洁工人阿姨的帚下聚起了很多的叶子,一抬头,五色的霓彩之下,叶子还在旋转向下。
原来秋天来了。
又是一个八月行将过去,又是一个九月即将来临,那一刻,心酸无比。
有一个人喜欢在雨中走,说里面有负离子,对身体有益。不好雨的我当时没有反驳。可是现在我也会像玛德琳蛋糕里的男主人公那样说,雨是酸雨;有一个人喜欢地中海的阳光,把希腊的白色古典穿在身上,并说等将来我的衣服全部包揽,可是现在我会说我需要更多的颜色,红的,绿的,黄的,艳丽的;有一个人永远都会嘻皮笑脸地坚持自己,不理会别人的目光,我欣赏这样的态度,可是现在我也许会提醒说,嗨,我们都应该长大一点,依赖别人也是一种社会能力;
你永远只是你,而我已经面目全非。
知道不应该总是依赖于某种情绪,只是某一刻,忧郁来临。打车回家时,聒噪的收音机里竟然放的是the corrs的everybody hurts.
好吧,我原谅了你,也原谅我的坏情绪。just hang on.
2006/6/28 健康万岁!下午才从复旦那个乡下角落爬回公司,这个累啊。电脑是开着的,自打中了病毒之后,网管折腾电脑这个累啊,昨天算是重装了一下,现在软件都要重新再装一遍,发排发不了,图片软件也没有权限,msn新装还被迫用起了8.0(那个真叫眼花啊),还好,网页浏览功能一切正常。
于是,就看到了很久未见的许美静的消息,说是神经病发作被抓。:(打开邮箱,又收到米格太太来信,说万老仰去世了,也许对这个小姑娘来说,也未免不是件好事吧,心里略有一阵难过,毕竟只见过一面,但当时那个重病的小女孩的坚持,令我汗颜。也许荷兰人是对的,任何生命不需要同情,只需要尊重。
这两天一直七七八八的琐事,回家看大唐双龙看得起劲,有点空闲还被怪里怪气突发的毛病穿插,拉了两天肚子,休养生息刚好,下班时候突然发现脸上起了风疹块,此起彼伏啊,自我诊断应该是荨麻疹,想想去医院还真是麻烦,观察一晚再说吧,实在不行,明天一早只好上医院,脸面问题啊,不然怎么去见人啊。讳疾忌医这个毛病,好像很多人都有哦,虽然常劝人家有病赶快上医院,轮到自己就偷懒了。
不过人这个生物体还真是有趣,就看着面上的小块一下子鼓起来,然后过个把小时又退下去了,此起彼伏,热闹得紧。 2006/6/21 贪念四起昨天还在一个城市里拿着地图暴走,今天又回到岗位上劳碌一天。这个乱啊,公司的邮箱不转了,不能发也不能收,家里电话停机了,手机也濒临欠费停机的边缘。就差没停电停水了。
看到青岛日报那幢临海的大楼时,心里的贪念起了,在这样的楼里工作那才叫生活啊。
上海的气温一下子飙升了上去。晚上在高架上路过时,感觉半个城市的灯光都飘浮在空中,这个城市也像无根的精灵一般。很多人来这里淘金,很多人在为淘金的人洗沙。这个一百多年的港埠,虽有老房子,却没有令人回想历史的一丝空间,即使在一百年历史的建筑之中,也被生气的商机扑面压倒,新天地里永远都有谈不完的生意。
青岛的绿茵路让我想起了杭州的北山路,不过当看到这里大多老房保留下来且多数仍以民用为主,感怀城市间的意识如此不同。或者说商用和官用在这场地盘重新分割中给老百姓留下了空间。
就是这样的比较来去,让人的心理总是失衡。好,牢记,相由心生,知足常乐。
还有一个贪念是能经常看到两个小家伙,看着他们两年两年的窜个,每次分别时都有说不出的滋味。
青年旅馆结账时,服务员问我你是高中生啊,脱口而出:昏倒,你觉得像吗?
晚上回家路上,听到背后有人奔来,叫着一个熟悉的名字,回头一看,只是一个短发的小女孩子叫着她的朋友。 2006/4/25 黎明前的黑暗很久没在这里写点字了,估计已经没人看了,所以要重拾旧河山。
上海的天气很奇怪,冬天没觉得非常干燥,春天却倒是缺水得厉害。当然今天算是例外了,现在正在吹东南西北风,下左右前后雨。
这几天背着大包上班,总算不太像套中人。晚上,背着一捆万象杂志回家,有点知识的份量,但啥时能读完,我是没有底的,只能说是本世纪吧。最近的日子有点无聊啦,整天干活,自觉枯竭,做啥都没感觉。有一天半夜里无聊,还在某求职网站上投了份简历,但第二却想不起来投的是哪家了。
今天早上用鼠标时特地设置成左手使用,据说可以防止鼠标手,确实有点肌无力的感觉,特别是用左手刷牙时,我甚至对我自己是否握着牙刷有点怀疑。
大炮要我帮她带货回杭州,还没想好是否五一去杭州一趟。在msn上广告一下,谁希望我五一回杭州,居然只有三人,真是吐血啊,人气低落如此,让我的心情更加低落了。
只好安慰自己一下,大家都处于黎明前的黑暗啦。
2006/4/11 从星星港想到的刘红跟我说起星星港的事,搞得我又心情沉重。
从即成事实,到已成事实,这种伤痛很难去除,除非有一个新生命的加入。
几家媒体之前已经报道过不少,不知道从社会角度来说,这样的文章需要吗。看到香港、台湾地区这方面的服务都是依靠社工组织来推进的,没有研究过媒介在这过程中应该扮演什么角色。 陈黄慧筠谈哀伤关怀专题文章:哀伤与关怀
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