Another blog post I found from years ago..previously written 1/25/07 Ok, so…i was reading a friend’s blog today…shes an incredible writer, (I’ve probably told her that once or twice) and its not so much what she writes, but the way and how she writes it. Its the rhythm, the structure and the melodic details falling where they may. Whatever it [...]
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First Impressions
January 19th, 2010
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Previously written 1/24/06…but in going through an old blog I found it still applies… There is a reason why first impressions, good or bad, last a lifetime…regardless of what was said, how or who said it…it in its essence is perfect. You can’t redo a first impression. You can’t call a mulligan or try it [...]
At the end…
December 13th, 2009
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At the end of the day, we all want the same thing… that one person we want to come home to, that one person that we want to wake up to , that one person that just gets us, that accepts our faults, weaknesses and shortcomings, that makes us feel something no one else can, [...]
One word
May 5th, 2009
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Congrats…you’re dying today. You have one word for people to remember you by. That’s it. One word. What would it be? It can be anything. When people think of you in the next days, months, years what would you like them to think? Say? I want to be remembered as genuine. I know it sounds [...]
Realizing
April 13th, 2009
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Realizing I’m not perfect, keeps me humble. Realizing I have flaws, helps me understand people and theirs. Realizing my emotional and mental limits, forces me to try harder. Realizing I’m a selfish person, makes me want to be more self-sacrificing. Realizing I’m not at the pinnacle, leaves me striving for the top. Realizing who I [...]
The Unwritten Love Poem
February 17th, 2009
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Great post by Marc from Marc & Angel Hack Life: The Unwritten Love Poem Marc goes into how it is so hard for him to write a poem about his wife, Angel despite the many things that he could write, say, etc. Nothing seemed it fit, no two words would rhyme. I can relate to [...]
