Fragments

I have a very bad habit of starting to write posts and then either drifting into a rambling ramble where I make up new words like “intrinsicity” or deciding it’s not important anyway.  I figure I might as well put them to some use, eh?  Therefore, behold!  A post comprised of other partial (or possibly snippets from) posts.

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Apparently I have a thing for lists. I reckon I always have. I have these random stashes of post-it notes with old lists on them, that for whatever reason I feel the need to save. There are probably literally over 100 just sitting on my desk crammed into this little box. I opened it earlier and found a dollar sandwiched between a post-it with directions to a yarn store and one with 5 random words (daft, conglomerate, plethora, brilliant, & implication, in case you were wondering) , so the monetary finding was quite a nice surprise.

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How to Entertain Yourself on a Train: The progression of a trainride from the west coast of Scotland to Glasgow.

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I want to go home.

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I’ve always had quite an enjoyment for collecting quotes.  I think it’s quite interesting how a snippet of words can so perfectly say something that could just as easily take up pages filled with not as adequate words.  Quotes are like, an art.  I like art.  I like quotes.

Recently, I’ve been jotting them down on post-its.  Which I then tend to lose, or stash in a book, or stick on a wall, or whatever.  And then I forget about them, until some random moment I by chance re-encounter one, and it no doubt makes me smile.  That is why I love quotes.  Even if maybe it is not entirely pertenant by the time I re-find it, it still somehow seems to encompass a world of meaning that, at least, was once perfectly said.  I don’t even know if that makes sense… or why I am still rambling about this.

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Alas, I do not, and so grows my skill for leaning toward instricitiy.  Which is probably not even a word, but it sounds kind of awesome.

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Okay, that wasn’t as exciting as I thought it’d be.

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