what was that? is that all there is? who is this? this is it.

Only 49 pages into this book but it’s a five star thirty three thumbs up, reinforcing my appreciation for what goes on in the brain of a writer non stop all the time any time whatever time and what time is it? What appears on the surface may or may not be giving any indication of that brain activity. This book has evoked memories of The Coin

Ask me about the difference between a hyphen and a dash. This free library score brings me joy flipping to any random page and pondering the ridiculous inconsistencies in the English language. 

Right Brain-Left Brain. anxiety spirals vs creativity spirals. Good stuff. For real. Really. On so many levels. So much…

Free library score. Can’t say I’ve read it. Because I have not. But I will. Some day. I think. 

Another free library score. I was a 509 kid and as those in the know know, that’s east of the mountains here in Washington. The other Washington. Haven’t read anything beyond the story line and the inside cover maps. But I’m looking forward to it and or back on it like a 1997 road trip…   

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I look forward to the continuing Pilderwasser (TM) reading list.

Open your guide books to page 86 and follow along as I read aloud regarding the use of single quotes within double quotes to designate a quotation within a quotation::: “Mark said, ‘I’m fine’ right before he passed out!” screamed Tomika.

It was Shameka that cried when Mark collapsed. There was no screaming and there was no Tonya, Tomika, Sharon, Karen, Tina, Stacey, Julie or Traci.

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