Everyone [who cared to read] had to slog through my lengthy essays on what, exactly, comprises and characterizes what we refer to, in common parlance, "an asshole," and while I was in the middle of my scholarly studies I was hit by real-life fieldwork. I don't think I'm going to make any reports on my findings for quite a while, if ever. But I'll say that I've learned a lot recently. It hasn't all been good - not by a long shot - but I've gained valuable experience. I'm becoming more cynical by the day.
Instead I'll jot down some inconsequentiae: Such as... I realized this evening how weird I've become. I simply must eat the same thing for breakfast each day, and it's those jaw-breaker granola bars, slathered with natural-style chunky peanut butter. And I even ate one of them this evening (just now) because there was just one (they are packaged as doubles, but I gave one to a child earlier and had one left over) in a ziploc bag and I needed to eat something (or anything) so I could take my medicine; why am I taking medicine? Because I had dental surgery. Why am I eating tooth-cracking, earthquake-causing hard granola bars both morning and night when I should not be eating anything of the sort?
Refer back to how I realized in a sudden burst of self-enlightenment that I've gotten a little dotty in my middle age. Now, go read my other blog, which has been far less neglected than this one; that's where all the action is. Something new will be cranked out there within a few days, but until then, you can sift through the archives on that blog when you've got insomnia and need something to put you straight to sleep.
Tally-ho, adios, break a leg and crack a tooth.
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| The funniest part of this photo is the caption that came with it: "Photo of Dissatisfied Woman Eating Granola Bar." |

I for one am glad to see you posting here.
ReplyDeleteThe granola habit sounds worth breaking not only for the choppers but for the soul.