From “The Human Condition: A User’s Manual,” by Arnold Kunst
15 April
Today is a most important day. I've got things that need doing –
praying, relaxing, playing, prioritizing, executing, burying, dreaming, strategizing,
harnessing otherwise errant power - that are earmarked for THIS day and no
other. Doing those things yesterday would be as foolish as taking the cookies
out of the oven early, when they’re still gooey, because I'm hungry; doing them
tomorrow is looking for the immediately vital in what has already turned
putrid/gone to seed. "Tomorrow," by contrast, is nothing but a
jumped-up promissory note.
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