22.365 Simplifications

[thoreau]

22 January 1852: "Each thought that is welcomed and recorded is a nest egg, by the side of which more will be laid. Thoughts accidentally thrown together become a frame in which more may be developed and exhibited. Perhaps this is the main value of the habit of writing, of keeping a journal - that so we remember our best hours and stimulate ourselves. My thoughts are my company. They have a certain individuality and seperate existence, aye, personality. Having by chance recorded a few disconnected thoughts and then brought them into juxtaposition, they suggest a whole new field in which it was possible to labor and to think. Thought begat thought." - The Diary of Henry David Thoreau


Title: Think Differently Wordle
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