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Blogocentric Formulations

by Jeff is Gru in #2343485

Rated: 18+ · Book · Biographical · #1399999

My primary Writing.com blog.

Logocentric (adj). Regarding words and language as a fundamental expression of an external reality (especially applied as a negative term to traditional Western thought by postmodernist critics).

Sometimes I just write whatever I feel like. Other times I respond to prompts, many taken from the following places:

"JAFBG"

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Witchy Woman

a day ago
In response to "Google QC, Cozy Homes, and WdC Spiritualism"

I think Google has lots its roots and chose greed instead of maintaining integrity. And I hate that Ai jumps into every search I do. It's frustrating.

I remember those days of juggling entertaining with kids sleep schedules, I agree they were challenging.

Bodhisattwa Parekh

Aug 30, 2025 at 6:29am
In response to "Netflix, Ingrid Bergman, and Letters to Heaven"

The main purpose of this blog post is to focus on the structure of the current society, although it has been used in various fields.These topics carry considerable importance, although they can be applied in various fields.That is why we will be grateful to the blogger for this blog post.

AlyCatAuthor says HI!

Aug 29, 2025 at 9:54pm
In response to "Netflix, Ingrid Bergman, and Letters to Heaven"

I have only subscribed to Netflix on the rare occasion they have the show I want to watch. I don't watch a whole lot of TV. I mainly watch YouTube, for how-tos and occasional updates from people I like. I did have a lot of friends who subscribed to the DVD version of Netflix when we were in college. It's so interesting how far things have come.

It does seem rather silly for Ms. Bergman to get called out for the affair and not her affair partner also. I have to agree that it's pretty tame compared to many in Hollywood today, and no one is calling them out on the Senate floor anymore. In fact, the adulterers may inhabit the Oval Office with little to no consequence. But that's none of my business.

I'd write to my MIL who passed right after the pandemic also. She never got the chance to meet my newest little one and it hurts my heart every time I think about it. I'd want her to know all the things my baby is doing and how much she's growing.

Witchy Woman

Aug 29, 2025 at 6:18pm
In response to "Netflix, Ingrid Bergman, and Letters to Heaven"

I couldn't find anything Rossellini being reprimanded by the senate either. Bergman did not deserve the humiliation, all affairs take two.

StephBee

Aug 29, 2025 at 5:43pm
In response to "Netflix, Ingrid Bergman, and Letters to Heaven"

Lots of content here, Jeff.

#1 - my husband subscribed when it was just a DVD service. He's now into streaming the platform and if anything, I would give Netflix for reinventing themselves and keeping themselves relevant in the social zeitgeist.

#2 - Ingrid Bergman? I would have never guessed. Heck, that's the normal for Hollywood these days. Few marriages really last in that community.

#3 - I would probably write it to my maternal grandmother.

Joy-Happy 25, WdC!

Aug 19, 2025 at 1:18pm
In response to "Ice Cream, Regret, and New Christians"

Yes, good point! There is a difference between big and small regrets.
As to ice-cream, coffee ice-cream or sherbet is my favorite, although I won't say no, to any other stuff you mentioned.

Witchy Woman

Aug 19, 2025 at 1:04pm
In response to "Ice Cream, Regret, and New Christians"

I agree a warm brownie with ice cream melting across the decadent chocolate is so good.

I think we all wish we'd been more patient with our kids in the moment.

Sumojo

Aug 19, 2025 at 4:45am
In response to "Ice Cream, Regret, and New Christians"

Good entry on regrets.

🌖 HuntersMoon

Aug 19, 2025 at 12:36am
In response to "Ice Cream, Regret, and New Christians"

Ice Cream Dessert? What about a Banana Split? Haven't had one in years but the memory sure tastes good.

Regrets? Nope. Those choices were the best I could do at the time. Look forward, not backward.

I never discuss religion. Well, my Sister is a minister so on the rare occasions I see her, I do

but not by choice.

Good answers on your part, however.

Jeff is Gru in #2343485

Aug 16, 2025 at 9:54pm
In response to "Blogging, The Wizard of Oz, Elvis, and Worship"

Witchy Woman

- wow, 3 out of 4 ain't bad!

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May 3, 2020 at 11:47pm

#982700

Evenings

"30-Day Blogging Challenge ON HIATUS" | May 3

Prompt ▼

Way back in the Before Times (prior to getting our two foster kids last July), relaxing and unwinding in the evenings usually consisted of a few hours of relaxing (watching a movie or a couple episodes of a TV show, dinner with my wife when we were both done working for the night, then reading in bed for an hour or two. Now that our home has two kids under six running around, I'm not sure "relax" and "unwind" are really words that can be associated with my evening routine. It's more like, "frantically finish the dinner and bedtime routine for the kids, then get ready for the next day, then collapse into bed and pray the baby sleeps long enough to give us a few hours of sleep before waking up in the middle of the night."

My ideal relaxation would probably look a lot like my prior routine. Because I have such a long commute, I'm usually able to decompress from the day while I'm driving home, which - although I get home fairly late - means that my time at home (when not caring for children) is mostly about fully relaxing and doing stuff for fun rather than processing what happened at work. And since I really love movies, television, and reading, that's usually what I choose to do with my spare time. That and catching up with friends online, of course.

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