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The mind obsessed with acrostic poetry suddenly realized that the word Superimposition could be self-demonstrating, meshing the five letters of Super with the ten letters of Imposition. Parlor trick or monumental discovery? Maybe both?

I would have been tempted to bother a quantum physicist about it, Superimposition being a vital concept in quantum theory, but a Bad Pun bubbled to the surface with “No, a quantum physicist has far more important things to theorize about. I don’t want to be a Super Imposition.” So I played with the word/words some, appending here, emphasizing there, and a couple of hours later I had a handful of ancillary words, the endword Aborning, and a sketchy hourglass to reveal that an hourglass may mean not Time Is Running Out but Something Good and New Is Coming Up.

For those unfamiliar with quantum entanglement, the Klein bottle, Newtonian optics, or the kinetically-thrilling Teacups ride at Disneyland, searches on those key words/phrases may rove rewarding.

As always, any questions relating to this page will be cheerfully answered–at least the first dozen or so.

Thanks for your attention, and your entanglement, Reader and Friend!