The Fundamental Interconnectedness Of Everything

“I am Nostalgia’s bitch, and Procrastination is my drug.”
So, it goes like this. I visit Nottingham last week, I get nostalgic, we meet up with Mike for lunch on Wednesday and talk about the past, present and future of the city, after which I write a piece about adolescence and nostalgia. Then I go to a great party last night where I meet Mike again, who introduces me to Anna (author of Kookymojo), who is equally good company. Eventually Mike and I take a cab back to The Frozen Wastes Of South Of The River and on the way we talk about time-poverty and the dangers of procrastination.
This morning I check out Kookymojo and discover: a) another fine site that I should have started reading months ago and b) plenty of shared interests, including a piece on nostalgia and procrastination. Call it coincidence, synchronicity, gestalt or just Reading Too Much Into Things, but I love it when this happens. The networks. The net works.

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2 Responses to The Fundamental Interconnectedness Of Everything

  1. Anna says:

    Speaking, as you did in Friday’s post, about A La Recherche Du Temps Perdu, you might like to check out the graphic novel adaptation (because it’s sooo pretty!)
    Nice to meet you on Saturday.

  2. Stuart says:

    Thanks, that looks fascinating. It’s one of those “books” (i.e. series) that I’ve been saving either for retirement or convalescence from a major illness. Seeing as I’m not planning either in the immediate future, this could be very handy.