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My Thoughts on Writing

Writing is like breathing to me now

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Writing is a misnomer now. We Type, rather than write. Thought typing is really the correct phrase. We think a thought and our fingers put it not on paper but onto a computer for safekeeping. Writing is a condition of Reading which is where we all obtain most of the information and unfortunately not as much from a newspaper as before. Reading the news on a computer is a poor substitute for a newspaper which goes into much more depth and explanation.

4/23/2006 SanDiegoPadre

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940 Days 16 Hours ago, in response to "Invalid Entry"

Scarlett

said:

The world has been going to have a catastrophe for as far back as I can remember. Sometimes it feels like just one big catastrophe.

943 Days 14 Hours ago, in response to "Invalid Entry"

Scarlett

said:

Interesting and very sensible questions. I for one would certainly back you up on 2. Bah Humbug!

947 Days 13 Hours ago, in response to "Invalid Entry"

Scarlett

said:

Quirky questions I don't have the answers to, but I SO wish Guy Fawkes was NOT part of our history, thus sparing us the weeks of unbearable fireworks we're subjected to at this time of year.

953 Days 16 Hours ago, in response to "Invalid Entry"

NOVAcatmando

said:

I have the same about that last one...

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953 Days 16 Hours ago, in response to "Invalid Entry"

NOVAcatmando

said:

1. the inhabitants don’t require parking?
2. Maybe a dread of an empty house. It might be worse if you cried on the way to work. I’ve made that mistake and had to answer people’s (caring) twenty questions.
3. Given her circumstances I think this is compassion, which comes from love.
4. Everyone is different, there are no set time tables.
5. I don’t know the worst part. You are probably discovering it now. Keep writing.

978 Days 11 Hours ago, in response to "Invalid Entry"

ReikiScreamer

said:

ahhhh meat loaf, one of the ultimate comfort foods...good stuff. Will try your recipe as well, always looking for new things to try.

978 Days 13 Hours ago, in response to "Invalid Entry"

Scarlett

said:

A while back I asked readers for their different meatloaf recipes and am still in the process of trying them all out. I'll add this one to it and hope I can find the ingredients in our rather unimaginative supermarkets. Take care.

979 Days 14 Hours ago, in response to "Invalid Entry"

Sherri the Writer

said:

I'm sorry to hear of your loss. I have no experience with this, but the bereavement meetings are probably the best thing you can do. Grief can be so isolating, and it's probably best for you to stay connected with others that have walked where you walk. You are in my prayers.

979 Days 14 Hours ago, in response to "Invalid Entry"

Sherri the Writer

said:

I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't say that I'll ever understand death, so I'm a poor advisor. All I can do is let you know I dropped in and I'm sorry for your pain. I think your questions are relevant and natural. Grieving is a complicated process and there's no "right way" to do it. Let your soul do it in it's own way - and timing.

979 Days 15 Hours ago, in response to "Invalid Entry"

ReikiScreamer

said:

Some of what we feel when people we love pass and they've recently been very ill is relief for them because watching someone you love suffer hurts so much. Even though we didn't think we ever could let them go, this is when we realize how much we loved them; we let go because it's best for them, not because we didn't love them. Crying is a natural way to relieve stress and you're going to be doing this on and off for awhile while until your body is done grieving, it's a natural way to cleanse our hearts. Grief should last as long as you need it to..., just because you are grieving, doesn't mean you can't still move on or shouldn't be living your life. When it's time to stop grieving you'll know it, but there is no right or wrong time.

Scarlett is right, writing will help you...

164. Jesus required a tissue	ID #511800
Posted: 5-30-2007 @ 12:18 am EDT

Let he who is without sin, become a politician.
Peter denied any knowledge of the accused rabblerouser.
Pontius Pilate could perform surgery at any time.
Paul was always running out of stamps.
Barrabbas got a get out of jail free card.
John The Baptist lost his head over Salome.

5/30/07 sandiegopadre

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163. May the rest of May...	ID #511423
Posted: 5-28-2007 @ 4:27 am EDT

Be sweet as a honey bee.
Be a beautiful sunset.
Be a blessing not in disguise.
Be a comfort in times of sadness.
Be an act of kindness unasked.
Be a kind word where it does good.
Be a belly laugh where it is most needed.
Be a prayer to protect our troops.
Be love between all people whoever they may be.
Be just a prologue to positive things the rest of the year.

5/28/07 sandiegopadre

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162. Memorial Day	ID #511045
Posted: 5-25-2007 @ 10:14 pm EDT

Monday, remember all the troops that have given their lives in defense of their country. May they rest in peace.

5/25/07 sandiegopadre

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161. Music	ID #510305
Posted: 5-22-2007 @ 5:30 pm EDT

Write. Listen. Dance. Crave. Think. Share. Love.

5/22/07 sandiegopadre

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160. Contest Entries	ID #510146
Posted: 5-21-2007 @ 10:15 pm EDT

Created Chopsticks and A Hard-driving Rain for KansasPoet's contest. Please feel free to look, rate and review.

5/21/07 sandiegopadre

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159. If Simon is Peter	ID #509955
Posted: 5-21-2007 @ 4:00 am EDT

If Simon is Peter and Saul is Paul, who makes Mounds and Almond Joy?

Did Salome lose her head over John The Baptist?

Would Pontius Pilate use anti-bacterial hand soap?

Did Satan get behind Jesus, or was he on line first?

How many Christians know the Last Supper was a Passover Seder?

5/21/07 sandiegopadre

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158. Medical Questions	ID #509521
Posted: 5-19-2007 @ 1:05 am EDT

Should an orthopedist tell an actor to "break a leg"?

Does a nurse have to register to nurse her child?

Can an opthalmologist have an artistic eye?

Don't some neurologists have a lot of nerve?

Won't some podiatrists occasionally put their foot in their mouth?

5/18/07 sandiegopadre

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157. What'd I say?	ID #508990
Posted: 5-16-2007 @ 8:36 pm EDT

There was once an incompetent architect whose erections only lasted four hours.

Why are there just objectionable lawyers?

Did MacBeth ever say his name in a theatre?

Did Hamlet enjoy the occasional omelet?

Is Ellen the generous type?

Does Jason Lee skateboard to work?

5/16/07 sandiegopadre

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156. Connections of some sort	ID #508719
Posted: 5-16-2007 @ 9:51 am EDT

New stuff. Connections of some sort. Knee slapping, belly laughing, liquid out the nose funny. Read at your own risk. I accept the responsibility, but not the blame for any mishaps that may occur during the reading of this piece.

5/16/07 sandiegopadre

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155. Well?	ID #508449
Posted: 5-15-2007 @ 2:22 am EDT

Are you well? Or are you sick? Could you be feeling queasy? Maybe like throwing up? Do you have a fever? Body aches? A rash on you arm? A pain in the neck? A swollen ankle? The sniffles? A hacking cough? Pellegra, Beri-beri, scurvy? Measles, mumps, or chicken pox? If you do, I hope you feel better!

5/15/07 sandiegopadre

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