Profound

When I was in college my friends and I had a word game we played called Deep But Not Profound. The first person begins with: "It's deep, but it's not profound." The second person takes the final letter of the second word (the "d" in profound, in this case) and creates another pairing. No. That's not it. Stupid, but not dumb. Time to Google.

. . . . I'm back. Nope. I didn't find the rules. In fact, I've forgotten the rules. I found some posting threads that demonstrate the game, but I can't break the code yet. So, never mind.

The point being, I have a desire to always write something meaningful. Or at least something witty. Or at least least something interesting.

Obviously, that doesn't always happen. It's a hole but it's not empty. It's a mind, but it's not a brain. It's a blog, but it's not always interesting.

I'm out, but I'm not down.