Labels: headlines, reflections
Q: Why do I blog?
A: I could babble to my friends about all the things
that interest me, but few would stay awake let alone be interested let alone share their own thoughts back.
A journal might work, but who'd give feedback then? On a blog, people might stop by whether on purpose or by accident and might feel amused
or interested or angry or whatever, and might even add their own thoughts. Plus, I must admit that
it's a way to leave my thoughts (a/k/a myself) for my children and grandchildren to know me better. Assuming they want to, ha ha, and assuming they read it, of course.
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I'd love you to play with me! Roll your mouse around and over me, like patting, and see what happens. I'll even purr if you rub my tummy and mew if you tickle my forehead! Meow.
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Lit 'n' flik LIT:bluestocking society care's online book club lost in a good story the poisoned pen (store) semicolon small world reads FLIK: classic montgomery colet and company old movie blog self-styled siren the shelf
some favorite non-fiction Leaving the Alamo – Dick Stanley The White Cascade – Gary Krist Mayflower – Nathaniel Philbrick some favorite fiction A Case of Need – Michael Crichton Master Skylark – John Bennet The Very Hungry Caterpillar – Eric Carle The Secret of the Old Clock (Nancy Drew) A Covenant with Death – Stephen Becker Charlie Wilson's War – George Crile Zen Shorts – Jon Muth Tears of Autumn – Charles McCarry |
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