While the world is busy trying to conquer "outer space," we should strive to conquer "inner space."
As writers, we need to draw from our experiences and find ways to infuse who we are into the stories we tell. Julia Cameron, the author of the Artist's Way, states: "We must write from love and we must choose those to read us who read from love: the love of words. The love of naming our experience must finally be the guiding force in what we put on the page."
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Beauty Emerges From The Darkness
I have been pondering upon the things that I have heard, seen, and felt over the past several months, weeks, and specifically during the pa...
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Have you ever thought about the color purple? It's an amazing color. Purple is found in every season and holiday. Most people look reall...
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Victor and I just wanted to let you all know that we enjoyed spending the weekend with you. We also wanted to express our gratitude to the N...
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This past week my friend, Elizabeth Dille, sent me an e-mail with a subject header: This will make you think about the way we treat people. ...
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I like that! :D
Lt. Tuck Pendleton: [instructing him to get his jacket/carkeys out of his locker] See that door?
Jack Putter: Yeah.
Lt. Tuck Pendleton: Use it!
[Jack turns away from it]
Lt. Tuck Pendleton: Hey! What are you doing?
Jack Putter: Just-just quiet for a minute! Shush! I-I need to think.
Lt. Tuck Pendleton: EXCUSE ME,Jack! You heard the man! My oxygen's running out! Look, if you don't help me, you're going to end up with this microscopic pod floating around your insides with this teeny tiny human skeleton at the helm.
Jack Putter: [very disgusted] UCK!
Lt. Tuck Pendleton: Now isn't that a pretty thought?
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