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Aug. 21st, 2008 08:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mrissaEver since I saw the relevant movie, I've been going around mentally questioning people's commitment to Sparkle Motion. All sorts of people. The mailbeing. The arborist's secretary. My great-aunt. You; you are not exempt. Sometimes my physical therapist says, "Do you think we could try this with your eyes closed? Because that's more of a challenge to your vestibular system, if you can do it safely." And my mouth says, "Sure," but silently I question her commitment to Sparkle Motion.
In a very silly way, this makes me feel better.
Also it makes me happy in a very silly way when we both sing the same wrong words to Amazing Grace. This happens with my parents and also with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
timprov, though not with Amazing Grace itself, as we all sing the same right words to that, I'm pretty sure.
Also occasionally my brain asks itself what do I mean, William Blake? and I can answer with confidence that I mean William Blake. And that's good, too.
What really stupid or silly things make you happy or comfort you? They don't have to be movie things. Although these all are.
In a very silly way, this makes me feel better.
Also it makes me happy in a very silly way when we both sing the same wrong words to Amazing Grace. This happens with my parents and also with
timprov, though not with Amazing Grace itself, as we all sing the same right words to that, I'm pretty sure.Also occasionally my brain asks itself what do I mean, William Blake? and I can answer with confidence that I mean William Blake. And that's good, too.
What really stupid or silly things make you happy or comfort you? They don't have to be movie things. Although these all are.
