Tuesday, August 01, 2006
“Every journal worth its weight in salt should have things taped into it,” she said sagely, nodding at each of the nineteen books that held the past eight years of her life, “but one must be cautious to only tape in flat, unobtrusive bits of history, so that future entries are not marred by bumpy reminders of the past.”
“Every journal worth its weight in salt should have things taped into it,” she said sagely, nodding at each of the nineteen books that held the past eight years of her life, “but one must be cautious to only tape in flat, unobtrusive bits of history, so that future entries are not marred by bumpy reminders of the past.”
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