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Fondling hope
Funny, what we drag along with us wherever we go. Another bit of downer one today, sorry.
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Sunday Rituals
I suppose the thing about our Sundays is that they aren’t usually all that interesting. And that’s a good thing. Thinking about what I did, and didn’t do, was a type of meditation, I suppose. How we spend our free time can tell us a lot about who we are.
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Ah, distraction. How I adore you.
What do you use to distract yourself? Really distract yourself, I mean, from the stuff you don’t want to think about or do?
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Warning: a downer
The things we don’t think about…there’s often a reason we don’t want to think about them. If I let myself think about these things I’d simply stop moving.
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Is there any point in returning?
Sometimes it’s about nuance. Do I NEED to go back? Or do I want to? What’s the purpose of returning? Will it only bring back the ghosts? Or does it mean new adventures?
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You might want to try fiction…
Who is Alex Minty? What made her become the woman she is, who takes no prisoners and never let’s anyone else have an inch of control? I loved finding out and I wanted to share it with you.
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Letting the small step forward
Card 52: Writing Down the Bones: Tell me everything you know about rutabaga and turnips. Or, rather, about the things that get ignored. The small things. I was going to write about coffee, but it was coming out far too bourgeois and sentimental. So let’s talk about vegetables. Brussel sprouts.…
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What you need to know
Writing Down the Bones, Card 50: “You need to know this.” What you need to know is that I don’t mean to be this way. I don’t mean to be needy, over the top, or abrupt. I don’t mean to say the wrong things. I don’t mean to be over…
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What am I looking for?
This is an experiment I’m hoping to keep going for some time. Author E.V. Bancroft gifted me a deck of cards from the Writing Down the Bones series, and I’ve been eager to see how it works. I’m a big believer in timed free writing because it forces you to…
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