“Fire step”: makes sense but hadn’t heard of it til Soldiers’ Pay. Dog snout: before I have deposited the contents into the puzzle feeder his nose is in the scoop. (More efficient that way, is his aside.) Deleted the day’s afternoon work with the cursor of the morning’s run: hurt my feet, paralyzed my legs, lost all energy, now feel generally sore. Though crumpled, I can tell it’s a Post Office receipt: they always circle the web address and ask if you will fill out the survey. Spinoza’s Theory of Attributes: “need to read Spinoza again.” (I need to generate flash cards for which Microsoft Word functions can be found on which Microsoft Word tabs, not read Spinoza.) (I actually do need to read Spinoza: God is behind us, driving us, not before us, guiding us.) Idea: that there is an intellectual element to what we call muscle memory. You can feel, as your pinky reaches for the hyphen, and knows to traverse the keys just so, arcing beyond the brackets but not so greatly as to reach the zero, that this is learned, that you have learned.
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