The Collected Works of Lee's Subconscious

[gorgeouslywrong]

I have a habit of keeping pencil and paper by my bed at night, and I have a habit of believing I have solved complex philosophical issues IN MY SLEEP, which leads to the habit of scrawled notes that I a) do not remember writing in the morning and b) are hilarious

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[belledezuylen]

I have this amusing problem, too. A recent gem: "The habits--e.g. climbing 57 stairs--give it the air of legitimacy: it must be fine if you can grow bored with (habituated to?) any aspect of it." This is probably brilliant, but I can't figure out what "it" is

[gorgeouslywrong]

Yes, I had thought of that line as an embodiment of everything I meant. Us literary whores at times believe everyone has said it first and better. I adore you and your thoughts, both the nightly and those in the sunshine!

[fshfsh]

I was laughing out loud at this. I've a habit of that. I wish there was some way to combine them, in some sort of poem, or if that would detract from their momentary, singular brilliance.

[priyankipedia]

Happiness has become trite

One of my favorite statements of all time. As I'm sure you recall from me busting a gut when you said it.

[gorgeouslywrong]

I DO remember that, very vividly. Ha! Good times.

[aliothsan]

Oh yay, someone else who does this. *giggle*

[gorgeouslywrong]

Yes, but yours are ever so much more practical than mine. I love them. Especially the Torah grammar idea.