帘卷西疯之破铜烂铁

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上一篇日志发表在15日的凌晨，刚和朋友通过电话之后，发表时间却停留在存下草稿的11日.

以前的我肯定会硬拗说“这似乎如一个隐喻，一个关于过往的隐喻”。那么似乎可以总结说可能是读多了新概念作文的缘故。

现在的我，再不发如此感怀，是个无趣的斟酌字眼的成年人。发表完上篇日志，不小心顺着链接读到了06年的日志，每篇仿佛似曾相识，但又崭新。自己被自己那时的生气勃勃而感染了。遇见过去的自己，真庆幸有blog,至少还有blog.

崭新的明日，不是斯佳丽的Tomorrow is another day桥段，是希望让过去的生气勃勃重现，让明天有“老日子”的旧影。 

晚安，15日凌晨。 

附三年前我的摘录，放在这里还是很切题。

 文抄工

If you are an overeducated (or at least a semi-overeducated) youngish person with a sleep disorder and a surfeit of opinions, the thing to do, after all, is to start a blog. There are no printing costs, no mailing lists, and the medium offers instant membership in a welcoming herd of independent minds who will put you in their links columns if you put them in yours. Blogs embody and perpetuate a discourse based on speed, topicality, cleverness and contention - all qualities very much ascendant in American media culture these days. To start a little magazine, then - to commit yourself to making an immutable, finite set of perfect-bound pages that will appear, typos and all, every month or two, or six, or whenever, even if you are also, and of necessity, maintaining an affiliated Web site, to say nothing of holding down a day job or sweating over a dissertation - is, at least in part, to lodge a protest against the tyranny of timeliness. It is to opt for slowness, for rumination, for patience and for length. It is to defend the possibility of seriousness against the glibness and superficiality of the age - and also, of course, against other magazines.:)Hia Hia