I'm not thinking in the math words today.

[fflo]

Earlier it took the better part of a minute to remember that, knowing I shouldn't go with "postulated," I really wanted "conjectured."  Then just now I wanted presumption or proposition or supposition, forgetting that they assume (in addition to letting and being given).  At least it's almost the end of the day.

I'm past the unusual blow of the celebrity death enough to've picked myself up off whatever I got knocked down onto, so I'm vertical again, if a little shaken, and resuming dealing with the challenges of the present in my existence and what arises in my mind from other sources.

One-sentence paragraphs have me a tad self-conscious, after a colleague objected to them at some length recently.

I do like them, though.

Sometimes.

Adventures in handheld scanner invisible goo wrangling continue.  Go Blue.

I have a pact to get to bed early tonight.  Relatively early.  I wish to honor the pact.  Here's to it.  I know I'll regret it in the morning if I don't pull it off.

A bee flew in Georgia's ear and stung her.

Comments

[coconuthead.livejournal.com]

Sometimes a one-sentence paragraph says it all.

Sometimes.

[fflo.livejournal.com]

Right on.

[ms-hecubus.livejournal.com]

There is nothing wrong with the occasional one sentence paragraph.

[fflo.livejournal.com]

I can stop any time I want. ;)