Sunday, January 25, 2009

what you feed your mind

So now I understand that I've spent most of my life asking terrible questions. And that the answers my mind has come up with are only appropriate to the negative inquiry.

Now when i go to bed I feed a fresh batch of hopeful, happy questions into my brain and I wake up with excellent answers. Today I feel sure that everything is going to turn out well.
It's a great feeling.

3 comments:

Paula Eisenstein said...

So how do you get our new kitten Lilu from jumping on our faces in the middle of the night? It's hard to come up with a solution when your sleep brain is being messed with.

Likely solution: I just ordered a bunch of cat behaviour books from the library. (We will become the cat whisperers.)

I love your drawing. Meow.

Paula Eisenstein said...

Oops. I meant "how do WE get...."

Larry Eisenstein said...

we can use the books to build forts around our heads at night.