From “The Human
Condition: A User’s Manual,” by Arnold Kunst
23 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 [and
drinking them] because I'm hungry; doing them tomorrow is looking for the
immediately vital in what has already turned putrid/gone to seed. Viewed from
this perspective, "tomorrow" is nothing but a jumped-up promissory
note.
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