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Thank you, bell hooks.  For all that you have written about the pain and joy of writing. About the healing and transformative power inherent in the process of writing.  And, most importantly, for giving your readers such an honest account of your life experiences.  I first read your work, Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center, [...]

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When you encounter adverse situations in your life, how do you handle them? This is an important question that can tell you a lot about one’s character.  One thing I need to remember to do when life isn’t filled with roses, rainbows, and sunshine is to remind myself to be thankful and grateful for the [...]

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Simultaneously difficult, yet pleasurable – writing, that is – to flesh out in ink and, if willed right, to leave imprinted on paper, an eternal stamp of you. . . destination undisclosed. 
Ah, the ink soaked paper of eternity – confessions, blood red, and stained on the dead dregs of a time-nurtured tree.
 
Écriture féminine . . . 
Write [...]

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I confess. I have an addiction. A constant craving, if you will. 
Okay, well maybe that is a bit overdramatized, but I grabbed your attention didn’t I? 
I’ve realized for sometime now that I thrive on poetic and artistic expression, of a number of different varieties, that touches upon the complexities of human life – the vulgar, [...]

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The following is a comment/post related to a recent blog entry by Mirbir, regarding information overload and the internet . . . 
Several years ago, I heard something on NPR about taking some time periodically to silence your mind, meaning turn off all the extra background noise that we learn to function with in our everyday [...]

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INTENTION and MOTIVATION . . .
What are your intentions and motivation for the words, acts, and behavior you choose?
I mean your true, deep down intentions and motivation. This is different than the rationalizations you use to justify your actions and thoughts to yourself – rationalizations that masquerade as your ”true” intentions. Remember that complexity can exist within the [...]

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