Fishing

25Jun09

A few weeks ago my Berklee boss told me, quoting some probably otherwise useless self-help writer, that our mind’s biggest job is to convince us that this moment’s thought is the most important thought we have ever had. Now I am tormented by fleeting would-be-clever quips that seem crucial to share but are in fact, I realize now, not. At all. Example: @MF_Diz @martinobeat—wait. Now I am tormented by the realization that if I give the example I will have shared it.

So I’ll shaddap and point you towards my Globe styles story explaining last week’s Harvard Square sidewalk campers. Turns out they were fishing for the rare “Blue Lobster” sneakers.
xx
djd

p.s. To double-underline, I didn’t post the quip on Twitter. Restrained myself.

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