Thank You India for your interest in my site,

I will try to include spicy food now!
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The creative process I understand it.

You love it and find it fun and amusing and rarely dull.

You don't aim for excellence, you simply aim your lightning bow of the muse.

If you fail simlpy erase it and no failure happens ever.

Make your audience pleased with your stuff you create, don't vamp much.

Always manage to blow yourself away sometime.

Surround yourself with creativity and those that set off your own creativity.

Don't enter creativity half heartedly.


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Seiousely,

Often not often motivated to leave my home these days.
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Endless passion



Electronic rain drops

And cold and hot

Steaming past the false reality

To the circus gates

Open now

Release a million clowns

Somehow?
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Wind wind ion me.


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The bridge made everyone happy,

But Goat was really extremely happy!!!!!!

GOAT HAD NEVER BEEN THIS HAPPY!!!!!!

Bridges were very exciting!!!!!!
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The buman mind goes wild about people creating short films in our head.

This is why internet friendships and relationships are only semi successful.  Our brains are not wired that way socially.  If only they were, but they aren't.

Oh well.
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Today I traveled to the lands beyond the lands.


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I don't understand?

I never have fantasies about football

Or undermining people

Or turning into the hulk at timrs

Sometimes I have other fantasies

Like dreams

They seem like standard deviations

From the norm

Which is so average a word

I think it absurd

Not abuse

Strange you are

With all the platitudes

To cause ruin

From imaginative ruminations...

GO FOR IT!
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Responding to multiverse chat on my own blog.

I really think the unreality is in sharing with another dimension.  A tiny percent of what we see is not here.  That is the tiny minute haze your eyes can detect that seems to flatten what you see and make it lose its details.
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When the sun is to hot we complain

Humans can do a lot complaining

Said the one eyed alien!!!
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