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LGnNC
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vivalagloria
If someone says something to me, that is important, and it includes a word that I don't know the exact meaning of I have to look it up in the dictionary. The latest words I have looked up have been 'delighted' and 'astonished.' I had to...
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Written on August 25th, 2008
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Cinderelly
Yeah.
In one of my favorite scenes from Hamlet, he is reading a book; somebody walks in and asks him- what do you read?
And Hamlet looks the book over, flips the pages, and says. Words.
Words! Words!!
Makes me laugh.
What doesn...
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Written on August 25th, 2007
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SheistheLorax
In fact, I have found that a substantial amount of my musings in my journals are on this very subject. I've been known to take five minutes, trying to figure out how to write one pathetic sentence. I will write something, and then...
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Written on December 8th, 2008
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lawana
i agonize more over grammar than anything. and i hate when people spell very common words wrong or use the wrong form of it...guess thats why im studying to be an english teacher
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Written on August 25th, 2007
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Katija
Yeah! Love words. I learned to drag them around as a child; I’d line them up one behind the other, building phrases like blocks until they expressed just exactly what I was feeling. I didn’t use them aloud for a...
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Written on August 27th, 2007
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JonFurniss
I spend so much time after I've said something wondering how I could have said it better. Whether I should've said it more eloquently or more compact or... whatever.
I wonder why certain things are said certain ways.
I wonder why...
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Written on May 28th, 2008
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