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I haven’t written for well over a week now. Sometimes I think the creativity just, stops. It has a short hiatus from flowing through your brain, the brain ceases the flow, like locks retaining water in a never-ending little streams of information weaving through your head as if they were canals in the middle of… READ MORE…
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Tonight, I’m dedicating a whole evening to writing. So, immediately after turning on my computer, checking Twitter, picking the perfect playlist, reading the news, checking TopCashback and rifling through my phone, I am now eventually ready to start writing. Right after I post this little blog… In the midst of me getting ready, I stumbled… READ MORE…
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Sitting here drinking my cup of tea this morning, I pondered over this question. Racking my brain over what everyday things people don’t grasp the concept of. And then it hit me. To sit here, Me, a 31 year-old aspiring author with a cup of tea trying to figure out what people don’t understand, is… READ MORE…
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There’s a weird little headspace, which I yearn for now and again. It’s an elusive, lucid state where I zone out, and feel as if I’m floating through life for ten, twenty, or any number of minutes at a time. I no longer feel the concrete reverberate through my feet when walking, nor the wheels… READ MORE…
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or, “It doesn’t tickle” is normally how I answer ‘what does it feel like to be tattooed?’ For those who have received a light permanent stabbing to the skin, as you know, the above will all greatly depend on the size of the tattoo, the time it will take, the design used, the placement and… READ MORE…
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To ‘wear your Heart on your sleeve’ is to let one’s emotions be known to those around them with relative ease, as opposed to having a high guard and ‘being a closed book’. To some, this extends further to eliciting feelings in a physical form – smiling, frowning, weeping, all signs that emotions have escaped… READ MORE…
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Pulling up on the driveway this evening, I parked the car in its usual snug spot against the garage, engaged the handbrake and put the engine to sleep. Then began my twenty minutes of switching off my brain and disengaging from the world. The car becomes a metal limbo container from where I’m no longer… READ MORE…