posted by Cynthia at
9:56 AM
There are so many aspects to life. It's rich and complicated, and even the simplest of people is more complex than anyone can imagine. Each of our interests can shine like a jewel when it's in its own little box, but when they're massed together, it can be dazzling. I wanted my blog to reflect some of that intangible wealth.
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Some Words That Inspire Me
Love recklessly. Love extravagently. Love with abandon. ~ Gannet Girl
I dare you to believe in God. I dare you to think [our existence] wasn’t an accident. ~ Madeleine L'Engle
Some Words That Explain Me
I would not write so much about myself if I knew anything else as well. ~ Henry David Thoreau
What keeps me writing is that I can only know through writing — my major sense organ is apparently a pencil. ~ Kay Ryan
Some Words To Live By
General Wolf Rules for Life
1. Eat
2. Rest
3. Rove in between.
4. Render loyalty
5. Love the children
6. Cavil in moonlight
7. Tune your ears
8. Attend to the bones
9. Make love
10. Howl often
~Clarissa Pinkola Estes
Live your imagination, not your history. - Steven Covey
Let the beauty we love be what we do. - Rumi
8 Comments:
ooooooooooooooooohhhhhhh double dipped chocolate with more chocolate...hell I am going to have chocolate for you! Its all good and for a damn good reason too!
:wink:
Yikes, Cynthia, dammit, and all that! It has happened to me on occasion, and I am trying to make myself write the entry in Word first, then cut and paste it into the journal. Just a thought. But I know it feels oh so much more immediate when you are posting directly.
Any chance of a re-creation for avid readers?? :)
Vicky
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Any excuse for eating chocolate is valid. Sorry you lost the entry -- I long ago gave up on AOL, Blogger, Typepad and Wordpress' online editors and started doing ALL of my composition in HTML mode in Open Office 2.0 (it was OO 0.5 when I started).
Haven't lost an entry since!
ARrrgh is right! I was just going to leave you a comment asking where you were!
I always compose my entries in Word and then copy and paste them. Lost a couple good entries into the ozone early on, and the word processing program became a habit right quick. :-]
Chocolate is good. I love it when the thrice blasted machines decide to go into business for themselves. Arrrgh.
Oh so sorry, Cynthia! I hate when that happens!
I've gotten into the habit of writing entries in Word and saving periodically while writing. That has prevented tragedies such as yours from re-occuring.
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