“Back in my day” is the beginning of a sentence which will likely end with an opinion of how that time was better than this one. Even though some parts of our opinions hold truths, the rest is often due to selective memory. Otherwise known as bias, selective memory is a great way to beautify …
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Misunderstood
It ain’t easy being…a rock and roll legend. There’s so much pressure to be on top of your game all the time. You have to be your own boss while everyone around you is trying to undercut you and steal your creative babies. Plus there are all the sides to the crazy diamond…the performing, the …
Calming the Salmon
Deserts exert influence on the riverbed, distressing the fauna. Salmon born early, their birthplace a sauna. Reluctant fishermen catch and release. Release and catch and release again. The whole time the cast was their only plan. For bombshells and clamshells, honeycombs and honeybells, we take it easy and take it well. A lifetime in solitude …
Inspiration to Write
Have you ever felt the urge to write a novel? Feel like you don’t have time for that? Do you think such a large project is too time consuming? The average person types around 40,000 words in the form of emails each year. Does knowing that statistic change your mind? If you’re the frequent emailer …
Ten Minutes To Write, Two To Read
Wise writers know when to cut out the fat. The great thing about shorter posts is that you don’t have to devote a lot of time to read them. The longer ones might go unnoticed because, well, too long. Bigger isn’t better in every case. Likewise, TLDR is not a prescription for anything. It’s not …
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