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Friday, March 20, 2009
Appearing for Fram is William Blake
When the brain ceases to work ....
My brain has not been working for several hours now. Was that a snicker I just heard?
My head cold of yesterday has evolved into a bit more, including a sore throat. Everything seemed to be moving in slow motion throughout Thursday. At least, it made for a relaxing day. A bite to eat here, a nap there, a few minutes on the computer after that, then check the mail, read a magazine article, head back to the computer and more napping.
Did you figure out what I am doing? Yes, stalling. You are right.
Since my brain is not cooperating, my string of consecutive days for posting is in jeopardy. Now, I can post these few words and my streak remains intact. Hopefully, within a few more hours, I will be better and return to "normal." Now, I am certain I heard snickering!
In the meanwhile, I will leave you with someone else's words:
He who binds to himself a joy
Does the winged life destroy;
But he who kisses the joy as it flies
Lives in eternity's sun rise.
William Blake
From: "Eternity"
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Hey, Mister :) Get back to bed...lol
Feel better!
Aye, aye, ma'am. I will.
In an hour or so ....
Never underestimate the restorative powers of food and napping, a divine recipe for good health if ever there was one.
I hope that you're feeling a little better now Fram. William Blake's certainly wonderful, but I think you have him beaten hands down on the glorious T-shirt collection :-)
Get well soon please.
Greetings, Katy ....
I think I bottomed out yesterday, and am on the rise again. One more day. Thank you.
I particularly appreciate the insight of Blake within this piece.
I was familiar with that Blake's verse and it's refreshing to see it on a day when you're feeling rotten. At least your spirits are high. I wish you better.
Greetings from London.
Thank you, Cuban, for your visit, for the good wishes and for introducing me to Philip Pullman. I did finish reading him, by the way.
“…string of consecutive days for posting!” – Give yourself a little break!
…Something ends in order for something else to start anew…
P.S. Your math skills are fine, Fram. Three halves was not my “invention” – Seinfeld’s, I think!! I thought you would appreciate the joke!
Get better, eat more chocolates!
The consecutive-day game started when I began a blog. I said (to myself) that if I began one, I would run with it at least 30 consecutive days before allowing it to fade away. So far, still going.
It's a good joke, Natalie, wherever it originated.
Let's see, two chocolate chip cookies. That's the best I can do. Good idea.
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