a book of days

a word i’ve had to look up in the dictionary today: magniloquent [ mag-nil–uh-kwuh nt ] adjective speaking or expressed

words that have caught my fancy today: her body seems to know what her mind doesn’t. she’s one

I suspect that the mind, like the feet, works at about three miles an hour. If this is so, then

i imagine my hands, set like clay captured in a prayer pose feet with legs sticking out of the ground

first in at work, last to leave. a commute that started at 5:40am and ended not long before the

today’s highlights: 1. brunch at loretta on cuba street, wellington 2. a leisurely walk along the waterfront 3. discovering

an inventory of physical sensations: * an overpopulated mind * a vice squeezing my forehead * secrets on my tongue * sunlight in my

You can fool everyone else, but you can’t fool your own mind. ― David Allen i have been writing in

in wrestling with what i really want to be working towards, or how to proceed, i begin every morning with

sea stories, morning and night. an island to fall in love with, over and over again. every day the opportunity