Very interesting. The resulting Microsoft Word document reminded me of the story told by Philip Roth, in which he found (in a diner I believe) a single page with nineteen sentences written on it. He then used each of these sentences as the first line of his novels.
2006 Kittens on the Keyboard Review:
January 2006:
It's just not fair.
February 2006:
"America is addicted to oil, which is often imported from unstable parts of the world."
March 2006:
My property sits on the banks of Church Creek, a tiny tributary twisting off the Ashley River.
April 2006:
Last Friday evening, to great rejoicing throughout the land, well, throughout the house, Jason found Loki's red and white polka dot ball.
May 2006:
My mom bought me a diary for my tenth birthday.
June 2006:
Jason planted an herb garden in a big wooden tub right outside the back porch.
July 2006:
I watched the shuttle take off yesterday.
August 2006:
Some time back, I wrote an email message to my (well, to the rich, white, male, heterosexual members of the 1st District's) representative, the lovely Henry Brown.
September 2006:
How many people out there knew that while every major news network and every local channel were chasing poor little Ernesto up the coast there was a Category 4 hurricane beating the heck out of the Mexican coast and a Super Typhoon rampaging across the Pacific?
October 2006:
I've been a little sad all summer.
November 2006:
We will be out of town for the next couple of days.
December 2006:
Long, long ago at a hospital far, far away, I was enthralled by a co-worker’s description of her Christmas celebration back home.
Sweetest Picture of 2006:
Loki by JAZ
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