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Q: Why Terribly Happy?
A: A few years ago, I listened to Björk's song, "Human Behavior." There's a line where I always thought she was saying, "All of a sudden, terribly happy." But these were the real lyrics:
They're
terribly moody
And human behaviour
Then all of a sudden turn happy
Even though I misheard it, I always liked the phrase, enough so that it seemed like a good name for a Web site, as well as the weird feeling I get when I think I'm going to write funny and happy and it turns out depressing, or when I want to write something tragic, and it just makes me laugh...
