Mid-morning. You read the Sunday Comics and
paper, programmed the DVR for the week and are ready to work on tightening the
format. You have not yet heard from BookBaby about the questions you asked
concerning this. You have the litter boxes to scrub out today so the residue
can be set out with the trash tonight. – Amorella
0921 hours. I still want to write about the film Lucy but I am perplexed about what to say
about the themes (for lack of a better word) that run parallel to themes in
GMG. First, I am not sure what they are and will have to review the film again
and take specific notes.
Perhaps you should wait on this. You cannot
readily compare unlike works. The film touches on a ‘afterlife consciousness’ scenario
at its conclusion but otherwise you appear to be reading too much into this. –
Amorella
1150 hours. I am working on the chapter four formatting, and
I discovered a couple more errors along the way. Here are my present format
settings after reading specs online:
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General e-Publication Final
Formatting - Novel
Ariel
font throughout; Chapter and Title at 16 font; Segment Titles at 14 font; Body Manuscript
at 12 font; Double Space; 3 spaces down from each; 3 centered dots at
conclusion of segment; No dots after poem introduction to chapters.
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1700 hours. I have
finished the formatting. The ebook appears ready to send to the publisher.
Good. Tomorrow post the book online set up under its own titled blog. –Amorella
1704 hours. So, there is no need to publish under an ebook then?
No, boy. That would not be cricket. Go with
BookBaby tomorrow after you have set up the blog. Post. – Amorella
2204 hours. We had a late
supper. Carol had no fat cottage cheese and I had cereal. We watched and caught
up on the “Suits” series. The trash is out and it is almost time for bed. I was
looking on the blog and saw more readers were looking at the 22 July 2014 blog,
“No letters, no numbers”. This is what was important in Lucy. Lucy said
this towards the end of the movie when she was ‘leaving’ the physical world.
You said those words last Tuesday.
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“Whoa. (0852
hours). I cannot imagine your perspective Amorella.
That is the point, boy. No letters, no numbers – what have you got? –
Amorella”
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I know it is
coincidence but the point is that the writer of the Lucy script had the
concept, first actually, but I didn’t know this. Now, in the film where Lucy
ends up is a voice on the telephone saying, “I AM EVERYWHERE.” - rho
[See below]
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The
Plot
. . . “Norman takes a flash
drive from an advanced supercomputer created by Lucy's body using the matter in
the room and a text message from Lucy answering the question appears on Del
Rio's phone: ‘I AM EVERYWHERE.’” . . .
Selected from – Wikipedia -
Lucy
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2217 hours. Now I
did not interpret your use of the words with being everywhere. I thought of a
place [where Amorella is] is where ‘matter’ cannot exist, and the logic drove
me to your [Amorella] being as a ‘thought’ at the time. Okay. Now I feel
better. You were right about my context and the film’s context. Although the
same words are used the meaning, the context, is not the same. Nevertheless,
when I heard the words in the film it struck me immediately. I’m glad I have
this settled before bed. (2225)
2226 hours. The
question arises – a thought does not have a sense of being, you [Amorella]
present yourself as being dynamic. You write the manuscript and you write in
the blog as a separate sense of ‘being’ connected but not attached to my mind. How
is the reasoning in that?
It takes you a while to pick up on things, boy. – Amorella
2231 hours. It does. Also, it is late and I am tired. Some other time
perhaps or perhaps not. Now is not the time.
Post. - Amorella
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