Today’s prompt word: motivation
Numerical confusion – participant’s dilemma – decreased motivation.
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Today’s prompt word: motivation
Numerical confusion – participant’s dilemma – decreased motivation.
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Today’s questions: Do you have a favorite author? If so, who and why? If not, why not?
Throughout life I’ve had a few favorites – authors I’ve read more than one of their books.
Presently I am somewhat of a smorgasbord reader – pick and choose type by actual
topical interest.
The past few years I’ve donated many of the books I read to two different area local
senior centers.
I rarely read a book twice unless it’s a textbook with highlighted portions beneficial
to my hobbies or writing.
My preference in genres has been mostly non-fiction as I try to live within the
world of reality.
An actual book in hand is how I like to read versus the tablet with its’ constant
flip of pages from accidental finger touches.
I refer to myself as old-school in so many categories – learn the changes since tis
imperative only dislike them immensely.
Adventures, Bible, children’s books (read many to my own children), crime stories,
educational, medical, mysteries, psychological, romance, self-help books
and manuals plus required textbooks pretty much sums up my
reading experience during my tenure of life.
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I think
I reminisce
I think
I look at what is
Life hardened me
Angry, bitter old be
Good memories fore’er thine
Impossible relive turn back time
Waiting for storm ‘n struggle pass
New day – new problem face alas
Patience doubtful future’s forecast
Living circumstances endurance last
Despite number respective tries
Reality for me alone destined die
Morbid thoughts knowledge ahead
Diagnosis God-awful ‘C’ October’s dread
Past few weeks filled surprise negativities
Brought thru channels hard aged perceive
Unbelievable full circle life end this way
Depression’s toll on gal each ‘n every day
Smiling ‘n its’ continual outward presence
Private life’s factual happiness mere pretense
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