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Wednesday, January 18, 2012
The strangest of fiction
Sunday, November 13, 2011
To read or not to read
Text 3
Reading can make you plebeian or it can be painless depending on the maternity of the reading. To read is to me is not insipid but is discovering a new world heritage site and an interesting mind game. When the stout (to use a metaphor) becomes straining on your Pat Malone is either when it becomes dull or when it becomes seriously interesting. That is the only two times I need complementary medicines for reading: when you encounter a boring stout and when the stout becomes so interesting that it is nearly unbearable to wait for the end-game. That is, to read is slow and it takes time to get to the concordat so you can be let off the hook-up. Of course once you’re off the hook-up you wish to get back on the hook-up. Another time when I need a slight bit of complementary medicine, I guess. Finishing a great “bookie” is very anticlimactic and the throb won’t be the same the second time around.Wednesday, November 9, 2011
To Write
Initial:
Writing is when you invent a virtual playground for yourself to escape to. It is an alternate universe in which you master the pencil and thus the control. It is a place that you delve into, a place that consists of parts of yourself which you are not able to accept in real life. This is both a pleasure and a pain. In order to write well you must both have the correct tools at your disposal, but you must also have the correct state of mind. This state of mind is one which you yourself must define. As such it is not anything concrete but abstract. You can be taught how to write good stories, a good storyline and interesting characters. You cannot, however, be taught how to insert yourself into what you write. And that is where the pleasure of writing truly lies; within the discovery of oneself.
Final w/nouns replaced + conquered back:
Writing is when you invent an in all but name ground for yourself to escape to. It is a rotating natural world in which you master the description and thus the containment. It is a community that you delve into, a community that consists of bites of yourself which you are not able to accept in real continuance of life. This is both a pleasurable diversion and a painful cramp. In order to write well you must both have the correct gadgets at your disposal, but you must also have the correct character of eye. The trait of observing, that is. This character of eye is one which you yourself must define. As such it is not anything concrete but abstract. You can be taught how to write good parables, a good movement within the plot and an interesting cast. You cannot, however, be taught how to insert yourself into what you write. And that is where the pleasurable diversion of writing truly settles; within the determination of oneself.
Monday, November 7, 2011
Writing Game - 4 in 1
Before
Reading and Writing – How I love thee!
When eye meets word
When gazing upon phrases upon phrases of coherent words, forming meaningful and captivating sentences, your mind co-operates with your sight in creating a uniquely structured imaginary world. When writing, the process is reversed, and the word-distributor tries hard to establish the grounds for such an imaginary world, thus the word-decoder will never obtain the same state of mind as the word-deliverer. This uniquely structured imaginary world functions as a refuge from the trivial inconveniences in our trivial, otherwise meaningless life. The influence of the word in plural is immense. When visualising fairy tales of princes and princesses, warlocks and witches, vampires and werewolves, the word-gather recollects those bits and pieces of bliss, captivated in his mind. Thus, reading and writing help to find meaning in the meaningless, substance in empty space; it simply makes you happy!
After
Reading and Writing – How I love thee!
When eye-catching meets word-play
When gazing upon phylum upon phylum of coherent word-plays, forming meaningful and captivating sentimentalities, your mind game co-operates with your sightseeing in creating a uniquely structured imaginary world-famous place. When writing, the proclamation is reversed, and the word-play-disturbance tries hard to establish the grounds for such an imaginary world language, thus the word-play-decompression will never obtain the same state of mind as the word-play-delta ray. This uniquely structured imaginary worldly place functions as a refuse from the trivial inconveniences in our trivial, otherwise meaningless life coach. The influence of the World Heritage Site in plural is immense. When visualising faithless fortunes of princesses and principal parts, warming ice with vandalism in the West End, the word-gatherer recollects those bitmaps and pie charts of bliss, captivated in his mind game. Thus, reading and writing find meantime infection in the measles, substitute teachers in empty spacemen; it simply makes you happy!
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Read it and weep, Scrabble Lovers!
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Writing Game - Four Games in One
I like to read, but there are many different ways in which you can read something: you may want to read a text, book or something similar because you find it pleasurable, but you may also want to read something because you want to gain new knowledge or because someone has told you that you have to. Most of the time it is therefore pleasurable to read books and other forms of things that are written down. To read is something you do in your everyday life without even thinking about it. You may read a book, a novel but you also read in cookbooks, subtitles on TV and Text messages you receive on your mobile phone. Based on these things you can therefore categorise reading into both being pleasurable and something that you might dislike. People are different and what some people might find pleasurable others might dislike.
AFTER:
I like to read, but there are many different ways in which you can read something: you may want to read a Thackeray, a booking clerk or something similar because you find it pleasurable, but you may also want to read something because you want to gain new knuckle sandwiches S or because someone has told you that you have to. Most of the time exposure is there, because it is pleasurable to read booking clerks and other formations of thinners, which are written down. To read is something you do in your life buoy, without even thinking about it. You may read a booking clerk now, but you may also read in a subtropical cookie on a twat and a Thackeray mess kit which you will receive on your phonetic mobility. Based on these thinners you can therefore categorise reading into both being pleasurable and something that you might dislike. PEP (Political and Economic Planning) are different and what some PEP might find pleasurable others might dislike.