Tag Archives: communication
The Wild Child
In response to Claudette’s weekly writing challenge #12: Inspire http://claudetteellinger.wordpress.com/ About fifteen years ago, when my middle daughter was still in high school and working part-time in the evenings, she came home from work exhausted, one night, and was complaining … Continue reading
Posted in The Wild Child
Tagged communication, coping mechanisms, cornerstone, creative energies, daily writing regimen, DID, discovery, feral children, Genie, imagination, inspiration, investigation, Jodie Foster, language skills, linguists, Multiples, Mythology, Nell, priceless, psychological issues, researchers, retardation, Romulus and Remus, sociology class, spontaneous imaging, survival, the Wild Thing, the Wolf Boy, tied up, weekly writing challenge, Wild Child
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Angst
I just dropped an entire gravel truck of angst on my journal page for today (vrrumph, and lots and lots of dust). That’s because someone else dumped her load of angst on me yesterday, after doing the same thing the day before. … Continue reading
Posted in Growth, Journal Writing, Life, Self-Awareness, Uncategorized
Tagged Anger, angst, anxiety, apprehension, assumptions, clear and correct, communication, depression, Dictionary, directions, dread, frustration, language, misgivings, misunderstanding, sentimental pessimism, sorrow, source, Thesaurus, tied in knots, tools, Tracy Chapman, vocabulary, Weltschmerz
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Crossing Over
Have been doing a lot of surfing on the Net. Exploring what other people are writing and what they are writing about. And, of course, getting sidetracked into my own personal areas of interest. One of those, perhaps the most … Continue reading
Posted in Challenge, Growth, Journal Writing, Life, Memory, Myths, Poetry, Self-Awareness, Uncategorized
Tagged altered state, blogs, breaking rules, clarity, communication, cross over, falsehood, myth, Not My Usual Whatever, overwhelming the senses, poetry and prose, reality, rules, sexual deviants, silence, truth, writing
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