The posting conundrum

Okay, so I’ve hit my “slacker” section of my posting. There’s actually a good reason for it, too. Privacy. How much does one say on a public blog? And can I make posts about work? Probably not. I’m sure there’s plenty of things I do at work that I’d love to blog about. All the [...]

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  • If you could talk to any historical person for advice, who would it be and why? September 7, 2010
    Old wood There would never be a reason to talk to any historical person for advice. Anything that person would say would be outdated and wrong for the current time period. Social mores, cultural oddities and variance in language and non-verbal communication would make a conversation more like a historical lesson in what not to do. Worse are those people who […]
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  • 200 words as fast as you can; tell a story about a man. September 1, 2010
    The goal: Write a 200-word story as fast as you can. Platterhof-Gästehaus Bunker The world needed a hero, but Jason wasn't it. He was just the hired help. Stuck in a underground bunker the shade of high-class mud, he checked his pistol, exchanging the empty clip for a fresh one. Quick-checking the next turn, he didn't hear the hiss of the teleport […]
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  • What I Believe (or Don't) August 25, 2010
    Angry Face Just the thought of this question having any legitimacy at all makes my blood boil. Here's an idea: how about you live the life you know you have, experience and enjoy the things around you that are tangible and real, and focus more on the questions than the answers. That way, you don't waste your life away; you've only got one. Rea […]
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  • What are you avoiding? August 18, 2010
    Hard work can hurt What am I avoiding? Writing the answer to this prompt! ...Yeah, that one was kinda silly. I'm avoid a lot of things. But if I write them down avoiding them will be so much harder. So I think I'll just skip this one. Avoiding! […]
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  • The Important things are not always what you think... August 13, 2010
    Fishermans Friends I don't think either of those two things are more important than the other. Where you live tends to directly influence what you do for a living, and vice-versa. I think it matters who is in your life, what you are doing with your life, and is what you do in your life rewarding or personally satisfying. The "where you live" p […]
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