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March 10, 2020

3/9/20

i meditated this morning
 
briefly imagined that timothy olyphant was on westworld
 
homemade tacos for dinner and having successfully selected the rare salsa that d enjoys eating chips with, after carefully and lengthily perusing the available salsas to try to solve that problem
 
d just looked outside and said "the moon looks really full"
 
fun website to drag your finger over
 
i spent too long on a challenging problem at work and felt spent and hopefully learned from that
 
moment of nostalgia for old easy dead-end job where i made so much less money (and then the moment passes)
 
i thought something was not possible, then i found a customer saying they had done it, then i tried to do it myself and it wasn't possible, and what did that mean about the concept of truth
 
the hot water heater was being weird again and so i very quickly rinsed the smelliest parts of my post-workout body this morning, hating everything, but then at lunch i was washing dishes and i felt the hot water come in and i ran to the bathroom and got a hot shower
 
this week's episode of the walking dead, which was like a weird game of thrones cosplay
 
there was a new oj simpson episode of you're wrong about, the best podcast series
 
nicole byer, one of the few podcasters who d and i both really like, and her star wars podcast with lauren lapkus
 
i sliced the old bananas into thin chips and froze them on parchment paper and then ate them
 
knowing that i could edit, but then not editing (and then editing, in a different way (and then again)(and it is five minutes later now and again))
 
this desire to always record everything, giving in to it (first i wrote "giving into it") and also never (because impossible) fully giving in to it (into it)
 
this found prose poem, from the gmail general settings menu:
 
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