Afternoon. You are going out for a late
lunch then stopping at the groceries. Carol is making soup for this brisk, cold
and cloudy March-like day. – Amorella
1514
hours. Late lunch at Smashburgers and we are now at Kroger’s on Tylersville.
Very dreary morning, I didn’t wake up until nine and I didn’t do my exercises
until after twelve because I had gone back to sleep, at least two hours worth.
Carol thinks I’m getting a cold. We’ll see.
Home. You have scraped the twenty-five and
fifty percent summaries for a closer eyeball check on the last three Pouch segment
chapters. Your plan, now that you have a better drafting is to do them at the
same time. Before you go further why don’t we do the same on the previous
chapter segments – go through them drafting as if it is continuous without
chapters at all. – Amorella
1652
hours. I don’t think that will work Amorella. You can’t have a novella without
chapters. Besides, it won’t flow without stops.
Just put it together with a chapter number
as a stop but no headings or chapter markings. – Amorella
1656
hours. I don’t like the ring of it. It sounds like some racy cheap-papered
piece of erotica – a poorly written modernized version of Fanny Hill by
John Cleland in 1748. I hadn’t thought about the comparison of Nymphomania’s
plots with Fanny Hill but it is certainly there. Funny.
You had Alta’s turkey soup for supper –
quite delicious from your perspective. Currently Carol is talking on the phone
with her sister Linda so you sit in the living room thinking about your reading
of the latest Discover while suppering. - Amorella
1812
hours. The best article focuses on Einstein’s thought questions (in physics)
but I am more interested in what ‘original’ thoughts are and how they come to
be. I almost always find myself leaning towards Plato rather than Aristotle
even though I mostly know better. We don’t have the tools yet to better analyze
how a simple thought mushrooms into something much more – a thought problem. Einstein
kept it simple and let the ‘story-line’ tell the tale that became a catalyst
for imagination and more storylines. The most interesting article though was
the last one in the magazine, the one on bug bites. Is there a connection
between the first article I mention and the last? I don’t know, but deep down I
would like to hope that there is one. Of course there is one, human beings
wrote both articles, but I’d like to think there is something beyond this but something
not as nebulous as Obi Wan Kenobi’s ‘Force’.
You suddenly realize that you have stripped
your outer layers of physical reason to build on spiritual reasoning instead. –
Amorella
1827
hours. I feel I should be rather embarrassed by my lack of mental clothing here
but I will disguise it by spinning a piece of Platonic fabric rather than one
of Aristotle’s to cover myself here.
You are back from a sojourn to Kroger Fuel
as the price with ten cents off is $1.959per gallon. Most places in
the area are presently $2.299. – Amorella
2241
hours. Fuel cost $26.00 for 13 gallons; we had 500 miles since the last fill up
a month ago. This was with two trips to and from Kim and Paul’s – 38.5 mpg
rounded off and attempting to average 76 mph on the freeway where safely
plausible. I find this fuel business relatively exciting.
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