another one chalked up |
This one’s a bit morbid isn’t it?
Depends how you look at it.
What are my options? It’s staring me in my
face, I’m locked eyes with it.
Funny you should say that because yesterday
I met a flat track roller derby practitioner who said they had locked eyes with
a jellyfish.
I’m not sure you can do that. Not while
you’re roller derby-ing anyway.
Funny, they said that too.
What else did they say?
Well, it wasn’t the same person but the
same yesterday someone said the word morbid too.
This is getting spooky.
Which is the name of my cat. (editorial note t)
And irrelevant right now, don’t YOU think
it’s morbid?
Well, like I said, it depends how you look
at it – it could be a nice link between ‘ends’ and the last ‘cart before the
horse’, as predicted, (editorial note t) or it could be a nice forward link to the next time we
put that proverbial cart where it doesn’t belong.
Is there going to be a next time?
One can never say never for certain.
You just did.
And, brushing off that comment like and
unwanted fly, I would have to add that morbid is defined, somewhere, as – “characterized by an abnormal and unhealthy interest in disturbing and
unpleasant subjects, especially death and disease. » and these
« ends » are not on the whole disturbing and unpleasant but quite
joyus.
Fair dinkum.
So… what should one say when one finally
puts the horse beack before the cart.
That’s saddled then ?
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