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Live Paradox

A journeyman’s ramblings: He is no everyman, but one who turns a carefully focused eye on the events of the madcap world around him. He aims to point out what others miss and draw attention to the patterns that exist amongst the chaos. 

Thursday, September 28, 2006

12:59 PM - Answer Me A Question: How’s this Going to Go?

Music: Begin the Begin by REM

Note: This is a new idea. We the management, as in me, may only try this once or it may become a regular feature. It’s kinda hard to tell.

Being as things have been a craps shoot in general around the site, let alone the so-called regular features, we’ll just see what happens. Okay? Alright…

The premise of “Answer Me a Question” is simple: Ask a question at the start of the day, answer it by the end (or within a quick enough posting schedule).


All Wednesday I felt like it was Thursday. On multiple occasions I started to make semi-important decision (important as in the day-to-day sense, but not in the old-man-looking-back-I-rue-the-day-that-I-did-that sense) based on that opinion. An equal number of times, I was corrected by people who knew better.

This is all part of a future-tense existence when working at a paper. The readers’ today is our tomorrow. Our today is their yesterday. This concept can twist the brain.

When asked what day it is, I feel compelled to give multiple answers. For example if it was Sept. 28, I would say, “It’s September 28, working on Sept. 29).

So, today’s question: If I felt like Wednesday was Thursday all day, what day will it feel like on Thursday.

Today’s answer: To come next week, or if you're reading this after Monday, in the post that sits on top of this one.


Blogger Hannah said...

Will you ever, ever post again?

(*makes pouty, puppy-eyed face that seems to bring a response to questions like this*)  


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