Beautifully said (written). When I feel (light, or heavier) despair I often turn to writing to find my way back to my "home", back to "myself". I am very stubborn with my hope. I have to be. I have two teenage daughters that remind me everyday of my responsibility. No matter how small it is in the grand scheme of things. I show up and do my best.
Beautifully said (written). When I feel (light, or heavier) despair I often turn to writing to find my way back to my "home", back to "myself". I am very stubborn with my hope. I have to be. I have two teenage daughters that remind me everyday of my responsibility. No matter how small it is in the grand scheme of things. I show up and do my best.
And you know Imola that your first word, "said", and your second word, "written" are both correct. George writes his starter posts so well and conversationally that his words, in a literal sense, do speak off the page to us his Story Club Readers.
Like you he always shows up and does his very best.
At least that's the way I read him and hear him :-))
This is so interesting that you point this out Rob, because I couldnтАЩt decide which word (said, or, written) was more accurate! So I guess you read me well! :)
Beautifully said (written). When I feel (light, or heavier) despair I often turn to writing to find my way back to my "home", back to "myself". I am very stubborn with my hope. I have to be. I have two teenage daughters that remind me everyday of my responsibility. No matter how small it is in the grand scheme of things. I show up and do my best.
And you know Imola that your first word, "said", and your second word, "written" are both correct. George writes his starter posts so well and conversationally that his words, in a literal sense, do speak off the page to us his Story Club Readers.
Like you he always shows up and does his very best.
At least that's the way I read him and hear him :-))
This is so interesting that you point this out Rob, because I couldnтАЩt decide which word (said, or, written) was more accurate! So I guess you read me well! :)
Suggest you, first, read A Christmas Carol quietly to yourself; then, second, read it aloud, to either yourself, or better, to those around you.
For the second suggestion a flat roof on the top of a block of apartments is, at any suitable time, a grand venue.
Point is: I bet my pound to your penny that you will have a sense of gain by first reading quietly and second reading aloud.