Dark of the Moon: incipient concupiscence

Monday, August 28, 2006

incipient concupiscence

It's never what you think it is.

Cathy's favorite dead horse to flog is that peculiarly ironic affliction of having too much. I will leave it to future scholars to determine what meaning, if any, there is in the popular myth that millions and billions of readers find this a sentiment that they can heartily identify with.

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Dark of the Moon

Monday, August 28, 2006

incipient concupiscence

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