>How captivating and powerful is that phrase? I heard it for the first time last night in a bible study that I am doing in the book of Hebrews. It comes from Hebrews 7:16 — (15. there arises another priest) who has come, not according to the law of a fleshly commandment, but according to the power of an endless life. Wow. Anyway, I was thinking that that phrase would make a great book title, so if Void If Detached does not work for my future publisher, perhaps we will have to take a different route and go with The Power Of An Endless Life. It takes my breath every time I read it. I should be finishing this quarterly assessment that I am working on for work, but I am continually distracted. First by an incoming email. Then by the occurrence of a little idea I had which inspired me to call a friend in California. Then there is this fabulous music I am listening to. And to top it all off, today, there were bestowed upon me two tickets to see one of my all-time favorites, Dolly Parton, in a private suite situation in Dallas — I’m calling it a birthday present, simply because it falls about two weeks before my actual birthday, and starting a few months ago, I told my friends that seeing Dolly was all I wanted for the big day. I was thinking yesterday that I had saved another idea for a book title, but I, of course, have forgotten it. I will have to consult sent emails as I know I sent it to one person in particular. Oh to have a staff to do these things for me. My life would be much more enjoyable and productive. I met someone recently who is a newlywed, and she is already complaining that she wants her new husband (i think it’s been four days now) to let her sleep once she’s gone to sleep. Yikes. Long hard road ahead, eh?

I am taping Will & Grace in a feeble attempt to force myself to focus on this little bit of work I have to get done. And I have no plans to watch ER until the weekend. Considering they are the only 1.5 hours of television I watch on a regular basis, if at all, I do not feel so pathetic. Am not sure what’s come over me, but I am using capital letters which is kind of exhausting.

I watched a muy dark film yesterday called In The Cut starring Mark Ruffalo and Meg Ryan. Whew. Muy oscura.