Listened to: Le Tourbillon by jeanne moreau
Laughed: Bible Verses Where The Word “Philistines” Has Been Replaced With “Haters”
Learned: “Humility” and “humiliation” come from Latin “humus,” aka dirt.
Learned: “Humility” and “humiliation” come from Latin “humus,” aka dirt.
Failed: Went to the Christmas Market, but it wasn’t open.
Triumphed: My chapbook “Heiress to a Small Ruin” was accepted by DGP and will be published next winter. I almost didn’t send it in.
Triumphed: My chapbook “Heiress to a Small Ruin” was accepted by DGP and will be published next winter. I almost didn’t send it in.
Dreamed: of an encounter with a Jehovah’s Witness
Realized: Sugar drenches everything
Realized: Sugar drenches everything
Watched: Memento, a poorly executed psycho thriller
Observed: The introverts seem to have stopped talking about how introverted they are.
Observed: The introverts seem to have stopped talking about how introverted they are.
Ate: Falafel
Drank: Chai tea, coffee, wine, sparkling water
Drank: Chai tea, coffee, wine, sparkling water
Bought: very little
Did without: very little
Did without: very little
Pithiness of the week: "There are persons who, when they cease to shock us, cease to interest us." FH Bradley
Word of the week: Desuetude
“Even when she had to give an armchair, silverware, a walking stick, she looked for ‘old’ ones, as though, now that long desuetude had effaced their character of usefulness, they would appear more disposed to tell us about the life of people of other times than to serve the needs of our own life.” (Swann's Way)
“Even when she had to give an armchair, silverware, a walking stick, she looked for ‘old’ ones, as though, now that long desuetude had effaced their character of usefulness, they would appear more disposed to tell us about the life of people of other times than to serve the needs of our own life.” (Swann's Way)
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