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How about a cinnamon scone?
Why do I write?
To make myself a better writer. I read someplace, sometime ago, that every person has a certain amount of garbage that he has to write to get down to the good stuff... the good writing, which is inside everyone. I think another way to say that is that the more garbage a person writes, the more likely that he will improve. I will write here to keep my law school writing from becoming dry but add polish, and to keep my here writings from becoming legal but add spice. That is what I hope.
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- My dad at the post office. They don't have pens st...
- Driving to thanksgiving. Finally, no traffic. :)
- November 21, 2006 :: Preparing for Thanksgiving
- November 18, 2006 :: A stop in Fairfax, Va for som...
- November 18, 2006 :: Torts Outline at Panera
- November 18, 2006 :: What a week
- early morning reading.I, of course, moved to the b...
- November 15, 2006 :: Criminal Law TA Session
- November 15, 2006 :: Dog Jumping Deaths in Scotland
- November 14, 2006 :: Contracts Mid-Term
- November 11 , 2006 :: A walk in the park, and Be...
- November 10, 2006 :: After election day thoughts
- Nov 2, 2006 :: Halloween Festivities
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My sine qua non
sine qua non \sin-ih-kwah-NON; -NOHN; sy-nih-kway-\, noun: An essential condition or element; an indispensable thing.
Why do you think Holly is on my page so much? (Although, not a thing, unless you call her a beautiful thing in the world...but, still, calling anyone a "thing" is a strech. Give me a break, it's latin!)
Why do you think Holly is on my page so much? (Although, not a thing, unless you call her a beautiful thing in the world...but, still, calling anyone a "thing" is a strech. Give me a break, it's latin!)
What are my writing styles?
There are several roles of writing that I use. The first is creative, the unorganized, stream of consciousness style which is whimsical, and, hopefully, sometimes funny. The next style which somewhat refines the creativity is the structural builder who organizes the creators thoughts into a set of coherrent ideas. If I have time, I'll also use a groundskeeper to smooth my writing and clean the rough spots to give a well polished, easy reading, depiction of my ideas. Can you figure which posts are written in which style? Enjoy.
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