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It would be the power of the tong. To write my dear and marvel the world with such beautiful books that will never die. For me, writing is the most powerful superpower one can have. At least, although dead, something will remind people of me.
Have you ever written a piece of literature and be published? (Anything: novel, poem, short story, or any book) Mantion the title(s) if so.
won't call them a peice of literature...but yeah around a dozen of my poems have been published in the my college and school magazines...and the church news bulletins
...would that be counted...
names...urgh...i'll check up and tell ya!...but four favs. were
1)From the bottom of my heart
2)A Friend
3)The Sacrifice
4)Divinity
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Not literature, but I used to write a few independent film reviews for a city paper in New York. It's been years though.
same question.
I wrote an article for The Evening Times (Scottish daily newspaper) on the state of Scottish football/soccer/whatever, which was printed with a photo byline.
What is your favourite cheesy Christmas pop song?
It's on a CD called Christmas in Detroit. It was written and sung by Mitch Albom (Tuesdays with Morrie guy), I can't think of the name of it but it has the line "Hanging up stockings and drinking my wine." It made me want to drink wine.
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Winter Wonderland
Would you force your child to take something he doesn't like, i.e. Piano..because you think it would be good for him/her?
Yes. Sort of... I would encourgage them to try everything they show an interest in, but if there is no interest shown in anything I would strongly encourage them to try different things and to at least see the class/program through before making a decision.
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Yes what else is school? And its like vegetables you grow to like them the more you have them
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Yes, definately. I would drill them so they become my own personal army. It's all part of my evil masterplan to take over the world! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Riesa
On a more serious note: While I do not think I will ever have the desire to have children, if by some mishap I do happen to have one, I will encourage him/her to do certain things, like take up sports, or learn to play an instrument. I will not force the matter, and I will not force the child to keep an agenda that is booked full. Free play time is at least as important for the development of a child, especially with other children. Otherwise I would end up with a highly skilled, but socially inept child.
next question: What is for you the most important character trait your (future)significant other needs to have/has?
Her most important character trait and one that has kept us together (we celebrate 26 years on the 21st) is this: she was my best friend. We could talk to each other about anything. Even when we were dating other people in high school, it was to each other we turned when trouble arose. Finially we came to our senses and realized that if we had each other we didn't need the other people. :nod:Quote:
Originally Posted by AimusSage
But a lot of you are younger than I am, and the question has great potential. I gladly pass it on.
Humor...smooths the rough edges.
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Confidence
What is the best thing about winter?
Nearly Everything But Specially Dry Fruits and Cold.
Same Question! (good one)
It doesn't last forever.
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Snow! :D...the frost on the windows, the white mist of your own breath, the delicious cold, the leafless skeletons of trees, the cosy fire inside, the ice-skating, the skiing, the ethereal beauty...
Same question.