greetings and hello
i'm sitting here
purpleglitter is humming amazing grace
there refrigerator is humming too
but not amazing grace
the keyboard tray is broken
so the keyboard is on top of the desk
purpleglitter is laughing
i need new bras
my breasts have gotten bigger
i used to not wear bras
okay, i still don't like wearing bras
but i think i'm getting to the point where i need a little support
anyway
so there it is
la la la
stream-of-consciousness can lead strange places
the movie is back on
purpleglitter is watching the haunted
it's really bad
but somewhat funny
not the best funny bad
i saw it a long time ago
never liked it
i'm getting sucked in none the less
tv is evil
must resist
must resist

Purity of experience is very important to me. Very important. It can be degraded very easily. A stupid comment during a pivotal scene in a movie or seeing a spoiler beforehand can degrade the experience of watching the scene for the first time, and contaminate all future viewings. A toilet flushing down the hall can degrade the experience of a piece of music. Just as can sucky speakers like mine or humming electronics in the background.

One of the most common contaminants of experience are stray thoughts. They can pop into any experience. They're nasty hazards to people obsessed with purity of experience like me. I'm always trying to escape them. Keep them out of my head. But I don't want to start thinking about keeping them out of my head, because thinking that causes is a thought that also deteriorate the experience.

Purity of experience can be elusive, but it can be achieved.