I recetly discovered the textural contrast and tastiness of taking large silces of hearty bread, folding them in half, and toasting them. Their outsides are, as oe might imagine, crispily toasty while their insides are soft, and almost steamy upon opening from their having been halved. Have you ever toasted bread in his manner?

I sometimes like to put in my internet browser's URL bar a word or or phrase on my mind, followed by ".com," ".org," ".edu," or another website address suffix. As with what Forrest Gump's mother told him about life being like a box of chocolates (at least boxes of them without diagrams of what's where, as with Whitman's samplers), I often don't know what I'm going to get. Have you ever had the kind of fun (?) on the 'net described above?

I'd not expect many, maybe any, fellow Tws'ers to do as I do by going to sleep while an audio Bible playing online while they slumber. But, I usually do that with music playing simultaneously, most often a jazz, polka, or classical station's feed, though I've experimented with dub reggae, Lou Reed's intrumental Metal Machine Music album, the catalog of Japanese electro-pop band Yellow Magic Orchestra, and other extra-scriptural audio. Regardless of genre, do you ever go to bed with music playing?

When I awaken from that sleep with music and the Word playing from my computer speakers, I like to go to my bathroom and smile at myself in its mirror. It seems to me a good way to start my day to on a positive note and anticipate, anticipate the best to come, and acknowledge the blessings already in my possession. Do you do anything similar upon arising from bed?