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I think we have all felt this way at one point or another in our lives…
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I think we have all felt this way at one point or another in our lives…
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Make of this as you will, some might say that the ball park changes, but never the game… who knows?
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Originally posted on PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS:
I did not plan to publish anything until 9.00 a.m. ET 10/07/2014. However, I received an email from my friend in Hollywood (Fl) with the following profound statements (no idea if they are his…
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Some of us are not aware of our surroundings – until there are no more surroundings…
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You know what really matters and you don’t need a precept to point the way – or a hemorrhage either.
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Don’t tug on Superman’s cape and don’t pull that mask of the old Lone Ranger.
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Many people know the prose poem entitled Desiderata – which means “desired things” in Latin. But if you don’t, please take a moment to read it through.
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Although a little preach-y, maybe even a little Polly-anish, and certainly something way out of my reach, I get consolation, hope, and inspiration from these words… It may be that someone else may benefit today from them, too.
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If you haven’t started following, or at least reading, Whimsygizmo’s poetry, please try clicking here. I find myself inspired to write my own poems spinning out from her works.
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The first time I voted was 1968. I had just started college, the Vietnam War loomed large, flower power was blossoming, and the world … Continue reading
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Life Slices explores living moments. Exposing the best and the worst in everyday experiences, Life Slices shows how life affects each of us in significant ways. Inspired by Boy With a Hat’s “50 Word Story a Day Keeps the Boredom … Continue reading
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Subtlety… that great finesse, the art of understatement, where less is more, and compassion is sensed but not felt. If Subtlety was Worth its … Continue reading
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some time honored, some kept, some broken, some no longer remembered, some regretted new names for old professions, new callings, and new pledges. The Miller’s Conundrum … Continue reading
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“Legitimate Rape” – Too Soon? I was reading one more piece about Congressman Todd Akin’s genius statement about legitimate rape causing the female reproductive system to shut down so that women don’t … Continue reading
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India went dark and America hardly noticed, Its atman shining; Nothing shined in the States, karma already dark from its Batman Randy Mazie
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Come…. tell us. Speak to us. Whisper words that will give us hope. We long for encouragement – and housing and food and education and shoes and medicine and glasses and jobs…. Who will be the voice of the voiceless? … Continue reading
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Sometimes people hold political convictions that are more harmful to themselves than beneficial. Let me offer some examples. Some people say that Obamacare is wrong. It’s socialism. Yet I hurt for them when I hear them tell me that they … Continue reading
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This is a great article that appeared today in the Huffington Post. And this is a great way of painlessly raising revenue in this country. And a great way to minimize financials from playing the market with our money (because … Continue reading
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La Cage aux Virus Hillary said, “There are warning signs (of)… Biological terror… A call to arms… Brothers with degrees In microbiology or chemistry To develop WMD’s While we were sleeping There was a call to arms. And though we … Continue reading
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We recently posted about writing 6 or 8 word stories? You got to be kidding?. Hemingway’s famous: For sale: baby shoes, never worn. was cited as an example. We offered a few more. Today we post a few more … Continue reading
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and when I‘m not thinking, I start thinking about writing, otherwise I am writing. I do shower, shave, and eat, as well as all those other little things that you do too. I usually, like some of you, carry paper … Continue reading
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Peter S. Goodman, Business Editor of The Huffington Post, writes about Bleeding Cash Conservatives as opposed to the old Bleeding Heart Liberals. Please take a moment and read his “Bleeding Cash Conservatives Wasting Money To Punish Vulnerable Americans”” by clicking … Continue reading
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This post is rated “X” It contains strong and vulgar language. It is not a typical Writers Village Post. If profanity offends you, then please by-all-means skip today’s entry. I am writing as much as I can here so no … Continue reading
In a recent Letter to the Editor in Newsweek, J.S. wrote:
“…women are not going back into the kitchen,
blacks are not going to the back of the bus,
and gays are not going back into the closet.”
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I have been wrong many times in my life. I hate being wrong because I hate admitting being wrong. It is one of several faults of mine (well, one of numerous faults depending on who you are talking to and … Continue reading
Eduardo Saverin was born in São Paulo, Brazil. His father became wealthy, Eduardo became a potential kidnap victim, and the family moved to Miami – to be safe and secure in the arms of America. Eduardo attended high school, went on to Harvard, … Continue reading
In David Jacobsen’s web site: http://jacobsenwriting.com/ you will read the following: My friend Ross has a post up about very short stories… based on Hemingway’s famous: For sale: baby shoes, never worn. There’s a lot packed into that, right? …today’s … Continue reading
Too difficult. Though I don’t like admitting it. I research words and phrases. Sometimes they are way too personal. I read them again seeking small parts to take away and smell, or hold up to light, maybe try to taste … Continue reading
guys just got to have fun…Cyndi. kick off your Sunday shoes; please pull me off a my knees; get back before we crack; lose your blues… Kenny Loggins, Dean Pitchford Let’s have some fun and ramble…. ********************************************************************************* I’m just sitting … Continue reading
This one is for my mom who is in the hospital. Mother’s day is coming up. Share some of your maternal insights and instincts with us… On My 86 Year Old Mother’s Hospitalization Randy Mazie I call to cheer … Continue reading
Today would have been my dad’s 88th birthday. He died a few months ago. From Alzheimer’s. Some of you might think it just old age – it was not. It was the slow thieving by a disease from a man … Continue reading
Your color; my color; colors of the world; color blind; what is the color of blindness; what color is the night… Gray Gray is indistinguishable, Muted, goes on forever, unheard. Gray is the portraited photograph of family members unknown, unremembered. … Continue reading
Flying planes. Straight planes. Carpenter’s planes. Three dimensional planes. Spiritual planes. http://kvennarad.wordpress.com/ poemed about a flying machine; I went spiritual in response. Go where you will with yours…. Spiritual Planes …by Randy Mazie white-winged, nailed into cross-puffed grey clouds, proudly-humbled-looking-down-calling … Continue reading
How do you write? Where do you write? What do you write about? Who do you write to? When do you write? What blocks you from writing? What moves you to write? Good questions for this first page of The … Continue reading