Sep. 2nd, 2014

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Despite my Three Journal and my habit of reading my old blogs, as I got ready to take a shower this morning, I felt my old desire to have a pen & paper journal for brief quotations. I cannot shake off that itch to have at hand some fast reading.

I almost shook it off again, as I always have. It feels like it is too late in my life to start such a project. We only have so much longer to live and enjoy life as we do.

However, this time, I got tired of living as if death is around the corner. I wanted to start this project, if only to scratch this itch once and for all time. I went through my closet to see if I have one more of those hardcover spiral notebooks with the thick paper, but I finally did run through all of those and have none left. What to do? I want something easy to handle, not looseleaf pages, something solid.

There is Amazon. I can get something in just a couple of days. I remembered once browsing for such notebooks but not having much luck. Regardless, I tried again, and this time it occurred to me to search for ‘diary’, and that was the magic word unlocking their hoard of quality hardcover journals.

Unsurprisingly, now that I am set to begin this project and have placed my order and spent my cash, I am already feeling cold toward it. Is there really any point in putting together a separate compilation of brief quotations? But that’s okay. This itch is going to get scratched!

Words

Sep. 2nd, 2014 04:06 pm
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What is done and dead cannot be brought back to life.

-- Of old affairs and lost friends.

Lolita

Sep. 2nd, 2014 04:37 pm
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I love the synopsis that Amazon supplies for Adrian Lyne's "Lolita": "A man marries his landlady so he can take advantage of her daughter." I guess that is one way to get more clicks.
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