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A sentence about a sentence I love.

“It hung in the air exactly the way bricks don’t.”–Hitchhikker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams

There are sentences I love for their beauty, but as an adolescent, I read this one over and over, and it would always send me into a fit of laughter.

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