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Last summer I started a regular thing I called the reading nap. I didn't nap at all but I read in the tranquil zone during the afternoon. Try it. Make a special time and place for reading. It's a gift to yourself.
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- Today is trash day.
- This is not just about making arrests
- I don’t think of work as evolving.
- Work every day
- The work of bringing benefit to beings
- AncestryWhen I was younger I'd visit my grandma S...
- So go ahead, surround yourself
- The sentiment behind the golden rule
- Our beliefs are merely stories
- If there is a remedy
- Where would I find
- All the happiness in the world
- I am another you
- Never underestimate the healing power of love
- We don’t just eat with our mouths
- Instead of spending so much time thinking
- You don’t have to agree
- By being so focused
- You can’t calm the storm
- Refuge Fulcrum Introvert
- My work is emotionally autobiographical
- Reduce intellectual and emotional noise
- I realized
- It’s like a snake
- I think my love for books sprang from my need
- Magic Sauce: a Salad Dressing
- Introversion is a personality type
- Eat Less
- The truth is, I started writing because I stopped ...
- When I’ve finished writing
- Fantasy
- We're fascinated
- It is important
- Dream
- Life is a series
- A good traveler
- Simplicity, patience, compassion.
- It was one of those humid days
- One of the great mysteries
- At the time I begin writing a novel
- When an idea comes
- might be a poem
- I wrote about myself
- In my experience nursing is waiting
- The fastest way to revise
- The trouble with letting people see you
- Today was very full, but the problem isn't today
- To write a diary
- Nothing is more fortifying than learning that you ...
- You write something and there’s no reality to it. ...
- Art is inherently subversive. It’s destabilizing. ...
- Fulcrum
- Last summer I started a regular thing
- The dried plums
- Write what you want.
- Polar Bear Wear
- Cheap liquor
- When you’re an artist
- Start Writing
- The Hard Necessity
- Nelson Algren
- There's people in hell
- a true book
- People ask me
- Dream
- The thief has a cat
- Bryan Miller memoir, Dining in the Dark
- Stories have to be told
- Learning how to be a good reader
- The Priviledge
- If we can't take care of each other
- Do not throw away your heart.
- Reading is Entering
- Don't be pretentious
- Refilling your well
- The idea doesn’t have to be big
- Keeping a Journal
- Writing about my dark thoughts
- Pico Iyer
- Lent
- Anger
- I have always depended on the kindness of strangers.
- I have found it easier to identify with the charac...
- Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
- Dream
- I don’t have a style, but the books do.
- The writer isn’t made in a vacuum. Writers are wit...
- What we call fiction is the ancient way of knowing...
- The way to despair is to refuse to have any kind o...
- Lawrence Scahill
- Scapegoat Review Spring 2022
- Untitled
- Because you are alive
- When you plant lettuce, if it does not grow well, ...
- People usually consider
- Letting Go Gives us Freedom
- When another person makes you suffer
- To be beautiful means to be yourself.
- Feelings come and go like clouds in a windy sky. C...
- Art never responds to the wish
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2 comments:
How do you find so many quotes?
My name is Richard Lavallee, brother of Roger Lavallee about whom you initiated a fabulous front page article in the Woonsocket Call a few years ago about Roger entitled "A Mile in his Shoes". Roger was known to walk to work at Chelos and you were quoted referring him to a "street sage" much to Roger's and my delight.
-Richard
Hi Rchard, thanks for writing. I was so glad Russ wrote the story on Roger. How is he? It's been so strange not seeing him.
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