of nothing in particular
Time for one of those fill in postings about nothing much. Unfortunately, I’m not as witty as Jerry Seinfeld, so this won’t be quite as entertaining as it should be.
In fact, why am I bothering? I shouldn’t really. Maybe I need to invent a new category for half-pie called blogorrhea. Exemplars could include the following scintillating bon mots.
- Rosa is feeling a lot better now. Which is good.
- Wasn’t Hustle the other night just about the single most perfect hour of television to be seen this year?
Also, this posting brought to you courtesy of Apple and MagnumMac, the former for manufacturing an iBook with a nasty logic board fault that decided to manifest itself yesterday, and the latter for lending me a very beautiful PowerBook G4 to use in the meantime while my machine is fixed. It’s an unbelievably classy machine.
Lastly, apropos of the title, here are some words out of context from an ancient poet, a poet whose words resonate with me to this day:
you shut your mouth
how can you say
i go about things the wrong way
Good night, and thank you.

Mr Reasonable
29 July 2005, 21:37 #
Glad Rosa is better; never a nice experience poor wee thing.
Jessie
1 August 2005, 17:26 #
Ancient poet? More info, please.
Alan
1 August 2005, 19:58 #
Uhhhh, well, I figure that Stephen Patrick Morrissey counts as ancient these days.
Words are from How Soon Is Now last heard covered as the theme for sub-Buffy schlock-fest Charmed. For some reason the song has been coursing through my brain these last few days. It’s one of the few of the major and iconic Smiths songs that I don’t have in my CD drawers.