I was going to follow that title up with "there'd be no equilibrium at all" but then realized that didn't make sense. It's the equilibrium-rupturing what's important. It's the punctation that's important, for many reasons besides separating us from the e e cummingses of the world.
I'm nine thousand words into an August transcribing jag. ( The Way to The Promised Land emerges from an inchoate state) Three months of negotiations with management have left me itching to take on a landlord who is acting both childlishly and illegally tomorrow. The lease is up in three weeks, and California beckons shortly after.
So how much can I get done before then?
To work.
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I gotta hand it to you, that punctuated equilibrium joke really should be too weird to be funny, but it's still funny.
funny story... the siren song of the west coast might be reaching me as well.
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