Fondling The Space Between
Success! I declared Wednesdays to be my Work On Unfinished Novel days and I managed to follow through. I got two chapters edited today! Whoo hoo! It's happening! Perhaps making a little bit of progress will inspire me to work on it more than just one day a week but at the very least I can commit to Wednesdays.
Today is this blog's two year anniversary, by the way. Or maybe it's a birthday? I didn't marry it; I made it. Instead of candles and cake I did sparkles and light in the photo above. I'm fondling, remember? This is my first week of fondling life so I celebrated two years of domain ownership with a light/color/shadow drama in a glass phallus filled with pierced nipples. I'm kidding. I didn't even think of it that way until after I'd taken the photo. But fondling will do that to you--make you see things you didn't notice before in a thermometer.
This one is actually a Galileo thermoscope and although I have admired it for it's charm for the past five years I never bothered to learn how it worked until today. These days we fondle knowledge around here. As it turns out, the answer is not in the globes themselves but in the spaces between them. Oh my Galileo, how true this was 500 years ago. Oh my readers, how true this is now. Our answers always float in the gap between the last word and the next, waiting for us to notice.
(c) 2011, ACG
Today is this blog's two year anniversary, by the way. Or maybe it's a birthday? I didn't marry it; I made it. Instead of candles and cake I did sparkles and light in the photo above. I'm fondling, remember? This is my first week of fondling life so I celebrated two years of domain ownership with a light/color/shadow drama in a glass phallus filled with pierced nipples. I'm kidding. I didn't even think of it that way until after I'd taken the photo. But fondling will do that to you--make you see things you didn't notice before in a thermometer.
This one is actually a Galileo thermoscope and although I have admired it for it's charm for the past five years I never bothered to learn how it worked until today. These days we fondle knowledge around here. As it turns out, the answer is not in the globes themselves but in the spaces between them. Oh my Galileo, how true this was 500 years ago. Oh my readers, how true this is now. Our answers always float in the gap between the last word and the next, waiting for us to notice.
(c) 2011, ACG
I need to pay more attention to those in between space.
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