Life itself (n.) is not something to be valued, but rather the good life.
The Non-organic life of things (n.) is the notion that a thing is 'life' insofar as it takes part in an entire becoming and acts as the finite junction of colored planes.
Ordinary life (n.) is what you keep getting through on the way to something else, right up to the end.
Ordinary life (n.) is full of a shock and power. It is a thing you could not invent with banks of computers in a dust-free room.