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Ryburn

Jan 10, 2014 at 3:53pm

I've just joined Writing.com, so I'm still figuring things out. This is a huge site, and it seems there's lots to do and see. Honestly, it's a bit intimidating. I'm really not sure what to try first.

I suppose I'll just say that my goal is to try something everyday: post a comment, read a poem, check out an option on the site. I'll just try to wade in a bit farther each day. Perhaps the ocean won't seem so big or so scary...

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