The store down the street went out of business.

It was replaced by a coffin store.

I'm not sure if it's supposed to be a joke.

I think it might be a joke.

But they have a lot of coffins for it to be a joke.

—Someone has already marked up my Montaigne! —Oh… I have!

Distinct modes: singing to an audience about your life, singing to yourself about your life (before an audience, a microphone).

Turned inward even when not alone.

Even when wishing to be overheard?

'… "I don't love, I just lie," Marling sings…'

'… an achingly small album of epic proportions…'

Bach, coffee, 'hi', logic, Converge, Faust.

'… it is a matter of cultivating virtues like tact and discretion…'

'5.552: The 'experience' that we need in order to understand logic is not that something or other is the state of things, but that something is: that, however, is not an experience.

Logic is prior to every experience—that something is so.

It is prior to the question 'How?', not prior to the question 'What?'.

5.5521: And if this were not so, how could we apply logic? We might put it this way: if there would be a logic even if there were no world, how then could there be a logic given that there is a world?'

'Similarly, for Frege and Russell (or Russell at least until he became influenced by the doctrines of Wittgenstein), logic is about something, namely, everything.'