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| That forest-canopy feeling should be experienced every once in a now. |
From a conversation I had today...
Her face puzzled, she asked, "don't you mean once in a while?"
Curious, I replied, "what did I say?"
"You said once in a now."
I smiled, "that's actually better. Why wait?"
Sometimes malapropisms improve on the original. And then later today, while walking, I remembered something poet-marvel Emily Dickinson wrote: "forever is composed of nows."
Wise words, indeed.
So friends, what might you stop waiting for and enjoy every once in a now?
5 comments:
I love that new turn of phrase!
Codex: Now is good. I'll do it later is good too.
Mmhhh...Every once in a now, I must chainsaw everything.
Nice cover.
What a great reminder to seize the moment instead of waiting!
You should use the word 'nous'.
Such as your blog post's kernel of nous about the evolving use of words.
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