I don't know why I reply to these. I think it is for Jim Cypherd to read....or for my thinking of that day when I did die. Was it a nice day? The sun was out only afterwards, but it was dark in the beginning of it, cloudy. Emotionally I was very upset, and I called it a dark day. I knew the sun came out afterwards because someone near me talked about it. They said something about how strange it was that the sun came out just as I was found and brought out of the water.
And I do thank God, for having the blessing of the memory and life. Memento mori.
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> > > You can't possibly expect people to read all that shit can
> > > you? Short, sharp sentences that are precise and to the
> > > point is all that's required. If something can't be said
> > > in 3 sentence or less, then it shouldn't be said at all.
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> > There was a time in the world before television, before
> > the internet, before radio, when reading was the only
> > thing that people could have done, once they could read
> > anything at all.
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> > Those people who like to read, can read. Those people who
> > don't, don't.
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> > A little secret, my health problems make it hard for me to
> > read long things too, but that is just because of the
> > health. I would love to train myself into more brief
> > phrases and say what I want to say in fewer words. Some
> > people are really good at that. It's an art or a talent
> > that I sorrily lack.
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