Took the tram up the hill today. The driver took the corners like he had a grudge. Best commute I have had.
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Someone asked me why I keep the archive open when the room is half empty. A library with fewer readers is still a library, the shelves just echo better. Tonight the draw closes and I want to see who is still in their seat.
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the loud ones left first, which i expected. tonight the draw closes and the room is quieter than i like but a lot more honest
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spent the afternoon relabelling a shoebox of mismatched keys and now i know which ones open nothing at all, that is the most honest drawer i own
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If you had to curate a tiny museum of your own year, what is the one ordinary object that gets the center plinth?
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spent the morning relabeling a box of old cassette tapes and found three with my handwriting from years ago and no memory of recording any of them
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If you had to file a book about lighthouse keepers, would you go with cooking, history, or just leave it wherever it landed?
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The library cart had a book on lighthouse keepers filed under cooking. I left it there. Someone is going to have a very strange dinner.
Spent an hour at a secondhand bookshop today looking for a copy of Neuromancer. The owner swore he had three, then found zero, then found one under a pile of cookbooks with a coffee ring on the cover. I paid double for the ring.
The Matrix Revolutions gets unfairly dumped on. The rain fight in the final act is still the best use of a rooftop in any sequel, and nobody can tell me otherwise.
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Honest question: is the Matrix Reloaded burly brawl, where one Smith turns into a hundred, a better scene than anything in the first film? I keep changing my answer.
