Blog Every Day April: 4/1

". . .But instead of feeling helpless

when you sense the world outside yourself

and how little you can do, have faith in the world

of your head. . ."

First Lesson: The Anatomist Explains the Primacy of Imagination

Katrina Vandenberg

I am currently eating Cheez-Its.

This is the quality you expect from me, friends. Cheez-Its.

(How are they so delicious?!)

(They're made with SUNSHINE and skim milk! Health.)

In preparation for my next (current?) BEDA (Blog Every Day April!) adventure I wrote a great many things today, scribbled on and around pages of math notes and, most interestingly, a string of about five post-its.

These things do not currently please me; the logical idea here was to wax poetic about my Cheez-Its and hope the beauty of YouTube musicians' voices would bring forth something brilliant in the way of a blog post.

This has yet to happen, but there is always hope.

A cat (the one who doesn't hate me) enters my lair and proceeds to paw at my hip through the workings of my desk chair.

Maybe he wants my Cheez-Its.

Bastard.

(Curse words! That'll get me in trouble!)

(He's really quite sweet.)

(Don't you love parentheses?)

(I am giving them my love this evening.)

Conclusion: Cheez-Its should be a controlled substance.

Quality will follow.

Welcome to BEDA!