had over 1,200 entries and that was getting close to full. I don't want to trim it by deletion. I did that once, much to my dismay. Will be used more for poetry.
Watt's Gnus (18+) On topics and today's gnus. Definitely opinionated. Set to 18+ for a reason. #1439092 by Kåre เลียม Enga
come out of a need to share interesting stuff I come across. When I was young I did a small newsletter named as such. (or was it column in the newsletter? Been 30 years... I think.)
is where I put my flash fictions. Maybe someday I'll figure it out and have enough good ones to publish. Ratings vary and some are hidden from view.
I've started an appendix (I no longer have one personally) to keep track of my Space Cadet journals for Space Blog. It's a work constantly under construction. Mind the mess.
Blogville (XGC) Where bloggers meet and greet to read and share. No required prompt. Alias: blogville. #2253938 by Kåre เลียม Enga
is for posting personal blog entries in hope that folks will comment and post their blog entries there as well. I will be commenting on all blog entries posted. It's my effort to rebuild a blogging community.
Lots of things checked . That's good, right? Or did you just list those checked? Doesn't matter. Sounds like reasonably good trip. Relax now and recover.
At least the Lions made it forward. The first time since 1991.
It was a winter 80 here with cool shadows. Started with rain by the shore that washed out to sea. The sun tried to dodge the clouds all day, but it was a losing battle. Did flash green as it ducked goodbye heading your way.
SandraLynn You capture the purpose of this blog. Balance is elusive for me. If I'm depressed I can see my accomplishments. If I'm smug I can see the pain. If I think I haven't lived... I must admit that I once was alive.
Ah, this is life, the mundane mixed with moments of wonder. We need to eat so ,we think about it, prepare for it, do it. We need to socialize so, we seek it out wherever we can find it. Sometimes, we need to wander without any goals or purpose. We observe. We marvel. We breathe. Not everything requires scheduling.
“I like to compare the holiday season with the way a child listens to a favorite story. The pleasure is in the familiar way the story begins, the anticipation of familiar turns it takes, the familiar moments of suspense, and the familiar climax and ending.”—Fred Rogers.
"Blogging Circle of Friends " prompt: Your thoughts? Does it really have to be the holidays for one to experience?
No. Any repetitive event: Friday fish fry, Monday morning coffee, visiting grandparents... every August... wherever they are.
Why do folks watch seasonal movies again and again. Growing up, I remember "Wizard of Oz" being an autumn movie even though it takes place in spring. When does "It's a Wonderful Life" show up.
Or play 'seasonal' music. Here, I'm more likely to hear Seals & Crofts "Summer Breeze" (1972) in anticipation of summer.
This applies to poetry as well. The repetitions of Edgar Allan Poe come to mind: The Bells 1849), Annabel Lee (1849), The Raven (1845).
Meditation and rituals use repetitive devices to either excite people or calm them down (like reciting the rosary or a long prayer).
We anticipate soothing sounds and comforting words. Like the sea, our childhood, and the nostagia of repetitive narration, rhythm, and rhyme.
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