I haven’t slept well lately. I’ve got the nagging feeling that something truly great and terrible is about to come upon us.
Anyone else have the same feeling?
In other news, I guess having Doubleday print a version of the Book of Mormon doesn’t sound so prestigious anymore. Something about the company you keep, I guess.
UPDATE: looks like my feelings weren’t entirely unfounded. Behold!
At times I’ve had those feelings, but I’m without a good grip on what to do about them. Other than hold family home evenings, have a garden, save and pay attention.
Alas, Ethisteve, food storage is powerless against these premonitions. I’m afraid we shall all soon see the darkness rise in the land.
I just got back from the inauguration, and I feel great about the future.
Perhaps it’s something you ate? A glass of warm milk before bed should help.
Bryce,
I fear that lactose will only worsen this hole in my stomach.
I haven’t been around long enough to discern the idiosyncrasies of Steve’s machinations (though for some weird reason a lot of people come to Splendid Sun from Google searches for “Steve Evans Mormonâ€). However, it seems to me that Steve is privy to something that has yet to hit the fan.
I believe you may be sensing “a great disturbance in the force”, my young Padawan.
Senor Stapley,
As Jeremiah of old, I can only say to you all, repent lest you be destroyed. Something wicked this way comes.
No, Bryce, I get the distinct feeling that this fresh horror will be of a different kind than the Evil Blog. Something… elusive…
And yet, my ulcer grows.
OKAY, OKAY, I’ll bite. What are you talking about? What maketh thine ulcer growth?
I don’t know yet. But something just feels…wrong.
Well, welcome to the club. I’ve felt dread for an entire year.
Nexium
Sorry, everybody. I didn’t mean to cause so much consternation.
Perhaps this is it?
http://leiterreports.typepad.com/blog/2005/01/more_ominous_si_1.html
Eek!
OK, it’s not THAT bad.
Yesterday was the most depressing day of the year. So things will be better today.
Justin, you’re right — I feel better already!
Read the first ten pages of Atlas Shrugged again.
I wish I could say you were wrong. But that would be a lie.
Davis, ouch! My ulcer!
Alas, Ethisteve, food storage is powerless against these premonitions. I’m afraid we shall all soon see the darkness rise in the land.
Posted by: Steve Evans | January 24, 2005 09:22 PM
I know, it bothers me, but I think about it.
BTW, tomorrow is one of the worst days of the year.
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/6847012 doesn’t compare with Jan 26 ( http://adrr.com/living/ ).
The level of dread isn’t as bad as I felt all of 1993, but I feel something. Nothing I did then helped either, but one goes on.
Lighten up. The sun is shining, and I’m going to the beach!
I love California.
In case you haven’t figured it out, here’s the cause of Steve’s dread:
http://www.millennialstar.org
(although thinking about spending a week in Provo may have had something to do with it).
(also that baloney sandwich from last week that he ate).
Is this a merger, a consolidation or a spin-off?
The Millenial Star was the big horror? IT’s all pretty amusing.