IX. My Second Public Failure - (part one)
11.27.08 / 5pm
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So what do you do when you find yourself publicly defeated?

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You don’t know who you are, as you find yourself no longer believing in the talent that was once the vessel of your future.

You try to avoid the places and faces you know, more comfortable hiding than having a good time.

You fade into your closest friends, where you hardly ever offer, or rarely ever deliver a punch-line.

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You find yourself the deepest hole, in the safest place, in which you can hide.

While the entire world seems to be zipping around in red convertibles, laughing and giving you the finger as they pass you by.

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Then one night when you do come out, and you find yourself in front of the club waiting in line,

Your eyes shift about and you pray that no one recognizes you as that guy from that night…

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Then a half-hour later as you check your coat, you realize that nobody ever does, and sigh.

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But all the sudden, across the cliche’ dance floor through the dark shades of cascading smoke you see this girl…

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The corners of your eyes can’t help but track her every move.

As she seems to have that fluid balance of smile, mystery and groove.

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And then someone casually mentions that she sings and she acts, and that she looking for a project to do.

And then you smile and try to get past that nauseating enthusiasm that comes over you…

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And you take a deep breath and you muster up the courage, and you walk up and say “hi”.

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But I didn’t…  I couldn’t…  I’ve never been blessed with that style.

(So I left the club uncomfortably convenienced into going back to not being that guy.)

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But after bearing the weight for several months of yet another lost opportunity,

Fates’ subtle grace brought this vision back in front of me…

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Janina…

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I had crawled out of the hole I’d dug in my parents mansion, and found myself in the midst of studio equipment at my friends apartment downtown.

You see, without my really knowing at the time, this very close friend had taken me in to turn my life around.

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By buying tons of music equipment, and setting up a studio in his apartment,

He had single-handedly re-seeded the belief that I still had it in me.

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And for that he is a friend that I will forever hold with grace and gratitude in my heart.

He will always be my little brother (and hopefully he will forgive me someday for missing his shaddi : )

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So we started making techno music at his crib almost every day, and I was surprised to be enjoying making music again.

And then one fine day in his lobby as we were off to Starbucks Coffee again,

I stumbled across this beautiful heroine again…

The exquisite Ms. Janina TM.

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She was even more gorgeous than I had remembered her.

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She has that perfect skin-tone that can only come from the blessed mix of Anglo and Indian-ness.

A gentle blend of exotic features, mingling the best of the East and West.

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And this time before she could pass, before my pride would forever be tattooed with the sight of her go…

 I mustered my courage, maintained my cool, and walked up and said, “Hi …. my name is deep”, real slow.

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And then the most remarkable thing happened…

She looked right up at me with that beautiful smile, and then she said… “I know…”

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