Alternative headline: Newspaper reports that no one cares about what they're reporting on.
Sitting through the news at the moment, I imagine I feel like parents of children performing in school plays and presentations must feel, waiting as I am through 90% of the bulletin so I can get a few seconds of actually relevant content somewhere toward the end.
The fact that all the other news is dire hardly makes it seem worthwhile, I have to admit.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
7 Ways to tell you need a damn break from writing
- You find yourself using "damn" in every damn sentence you write.
- Every email wants you want to stab yourself in the damned eye. Even—nay, especially—the ones advertising cheap flights.
- You delete all your damned bookmarks because everything you read seems like it was written by a complete phoney.
- You start to feel a deep and abiding empathy with Holden Caulfield. Deeper and more abiding than usual, dammit.
- In the moments spent not trying to fashion sentences—which has by now become damn-near impossible—your mind is an utter, utter blank.
- Um. Damn.
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