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Off the Cuff / My Other Journal

by Joy

Rated: 13+ · Book · Writing · #932976

Impromptu writing, whatever comes...on writing or whatever the question of the day is.

Thank you Marci Missing Everyone

for this lovely sig.

I've been blogging all through my days without knowing that it was blogging; although, this isn't necessarily the only thing I do without knowing what I'm doing.

Since I write on anything that's available around me, my life has been full of pieces of scribbled paper flying about like confetti. I'm so happy to finally have a permanent place to chew the fat.

So far my chewing the fat is on and off.

Maybe, I lack teeth.

Feel free to comment, if you wish.

Given by Blainecindy, the mayor of Blog City

Thank you very much, Cindy, for this honor and the beautiful graphic.

This Blog Continues in "Everyday Canvas "

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10 Most Recent Blog Comments:

Harlow Flick, Right Fielder

Sep 21, 2021 at 5:47pm
In response to "I Love the British!"

I, too, have a love for the British in a great variety of ways.

"God save the queen, we mean it maaaannnnn!" - The Sex Pistols.

"We are the Sherlock Holmes, English speaking vernacular,
God save, Fu Mann Chu, Moriarty and Dracula..." - The Kinks

Sorry, but I must recommend the British comedy, "Outnumbered," which can be streamed for free on Dailymotion. I love the little girl, "Karen."

Lastly, Long live British Leyland. (How I love those terrible cars)

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Geoff

Dec 16, 2015 at 10:31am
In response to "I Love the British!"

Agreed.

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Teerich - 2019

Aug 11, 2014 at 10:42am
In response to "Following a Certain Thread of Thought"

I love the idea of following your bliss, Joy

It fits in with my philosophy of life perfectly.

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alfred booth, wanbli ska

Aug 5, 2014 at 2:51am
In response to "Characters Playing Together"

Actually, Joy, I put to and too together and for once did not come out with a strange square. ( two early in the morning... )

Joy

Aug 4, 2014 at 6:03pm
In response to "Characters Playing Together"

@ alfred booth, wanbli ska

Thanks, Alfred.
Walter is Jerry. At the time I was writing this, hubby was talking about a Walter we knew.

That's what happens when I'm trying to hastily put together something right before midnight while he keeps talking to me.
Thanks for picking it up. I'll correct it.

alfred booth, wanbli ska

Aug 4, 2014 at 5:17pm
In response to "Characters Playing Together"

Who's Walter in the story 's second paragraph?
You easily set the scene for a compelling story of self-search and attainment. Or atonement.
Perhaps one day you'll happen upon a blog prompt asking you to complete a sketch you wrote recently!

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Grateful Jess

Aug 2, 2014 at 2:57pm
In response to "That Perpetual Challenge"

I really like your Hemingway quote and I agree. It seems like we always have awesome ideas in mind, but when it comes time to putting it on paper... it falls short a bit.

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Princess Megan Snow Rose

Aug 1, 2014 at 9:23pm
In response to "That Perpetual Challenge"

Hemingway has the right idea. I give him that. Nice entry and all writers can relate.

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Grateful Jess

Jul 31, 2014 at 7:43pm
In response to "Breaking..."

I agree with you; I don't like breaking things either whether it's an object, a friendship, a relationship, etc! It always makes me really sad when I break a friendship.

alfred booth, wanbli ska

Jul 31, 2014 at 5:30pm
In response to "Breaking..."

Picasso's quote is valuable for all of the creative arts. That's how music exists, unfolding around the gentle breaking of the pulse called allowing the phrases to breathe.

I was brought up by a woman who changed the rules daily. Indonmynbest, especially with my students, never to bend them so that they have something they can rely on. It may not always be fair, but they always know where they stand with me.

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