I Have No Idea What I M Doing
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I Have No Idea What I'm Doing
I have no idea why I'm full of tadpoles and mayonnaise. No idea why this cockroach is psychoanalyzing me. I don't know what you're doing with that moose on your shoulder, don't know why you still don't love me even after I bought you that pack of gum. I'm not sure where this elevator is going, or how I got on it. Not sure how I didn't notice the ground beef coming out of every faucet in my new apartment. I have no idea why bagpipes and drums go so well with chainsaw murder. I have no idea what kind of sandwich I want before I commit suicide. I have no idea what I'm doing. Containing thirty-one stories written over the past ten years, this collection chronicles the total inability of Andrew Wayne Adams to know what he is doing.
No Idea What I'm Doing But F*ck It
In his poetry book, Ron documents the process of his inner and outer journey of self-discovery. This journey involved awakening to the fact that he wanted more out of life, the internal struggle he faced while convincing himself to leave the only home he knew, and eventually departing his comfort zone by buying a one-way plane ticket. This collection of prose explores the obstacles we must face and figure out for ourselves, the discovery of our true purpose, and the realization that many things in life are more straightforward than we imagine them to be, despite how unnecessarily complicated we make them.
I Don’T Know What I’M Doing
A retired radiologist who worked in the field forty years, author Alain Haim suddenly found the inspiration and desire to write. His quest to write led him on an inner adventure. In I Don’t Know What I’m Doing, he offers a look at his varied life experiences, including ruminations on his day-to-day, routine activities. From the antics of his apartment tenants, to his travels with his wife, his adult children’s excursions, to ordinary trips to the shopping mall, this memoir chronicles life from the eyes of a retired professional, husband, and father. Haim shares a world of observation about human beings, philosophy, science, music, travel, chess, and the creative act of writing. Haim, who came to the United States from Bolivia more than forty-six years ago, reflects on a plethora of subjects and ideas that have formed the man he is today. He narrates his unending story in I Don’t Know What I’m Doing.