“Lock up your libraries if you like; but there is no gate, no lock, no bolt that you can set upon the freedom of my mind.” ― Virginia Woolf, A Room of One’s Own
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I like the quotation: Anon, who wrote so many poems without signing them, was often a woman.
Yes it is rather long… I’m not really a short story writer and I do like to get into the nitty-gritties of things… Hence the word count. Thank you so much for keeping up with the post and your praise 😊
High Five, neither am I. That’s why I stop in the middle, because I do tooo much (unnecessary) detailing.
Good that you keep it going, I need to learn a thing from you on this, about how you keep the flow and keep it going and not get bored and procrastinate.
Yeah, I will catch up on the story after I catch the bus. So far so good. 😀
Ah, my pleasure. 😀
P.S. Already looking forward to the next post. I hope you write it by the time I complete the post (since it so long :P, Kidding). 😀
That won’t be happening, I’m afraid since each of my stories take time to cultivate… But stay tuned. I promise I won’t keep the readers waiting too long for the next instalments. And I really hope you finish yours so we can share notes on how to be a better writer and not dilly-dally 😉 Thanks again for the compliments.
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Waiting is a tough job. But okay. Will have to.
Yeah, I need to first sit down. And then not get distracted. 🙈
You can share a few pointers now as well, unless it is a secret. 😜
Thanks a lot 😊 I’m glad you liked it. I had wanted to carry on with the guest posts but people stopped contributing, so I had to stop it. Thank you for the follow 😊😊
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I like the quotation: Anon, who wrote so many poems without signing them, was often a woman.
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Glad you liked it too
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I would guess about 50% of the time, Anon was a woman?
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I don’t subscribe to that idea. Why does Anon have to be any gender at all. Anon did the job very well. 😂
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And often a man too
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It sounds ecstatic.
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Thank you 😊
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The quote is just brilliant. 🙂
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Thank you 😊 I think so too
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You’re welcome. 🙂
I am just going through the Sticky Situation post, and boy, it is long and it is continued, right?
You could definitely take the NaBloPoMo challenge. 🙂
Anyhow, getting back to reading it before I skedaddle to catch my bus.
Great blog, btw. 🙂
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Yes it is rather long… I’m not really a short story writer and I do like to get into the nitty-gritties of things… Hence the word count. Thank you so much for keeping up with the post and your praise 😊
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High Five, neither am I. That’s why I stop in the middle, because I do tooo much (unnecessary) detailing.
Good that you keep it going, I need to learn a thing from you on this, about how you keep the flow and keep it going and not get bored and procrastinate.
Yeah, I will catch up on the story after I catch the bus. So far so good. 😀
Ah, my pleasure. 😀
P.S. Already looking forward to the next post. I hope you write it by the time I complete the post (since it so long :P, Kidding). 😀
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That won’t be happening, I’m afraid since each of my stories take time to cultivate… But stay tuned. I promise I won’t keep the readers waiting too long for the next instalments. And I really hope you finish yours so we can share notes on how to be a better writer and not dilly-dally 😉 Thanks again for the compliments.
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😐
Waiting is a tough job. But okay. Will have to.
Yeah, I need to first sit down. And then not get distracted. 🙈
You can share a few pointers now as well, unless it is a secret. 😜
Facts, just facts. Anyhow, you’re welcome. 🙂
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Soon soon 😊
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Ok. Finally done.
Looking forward to the next part. 🙂
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Soon, soon 😊
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Yeah. 😐
A. Looooong. Wait. 😐
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Hi Pradita, thank you for visiting my little nest. You have such beautiful watercolour work. Lovely to meet you.
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You’re welcome Jeni. I really like your work. Keep up the good job! 😊
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Thanks pradita! You too.
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I’m not sure if your “notify via email” link works.
Daria.
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Yes I think it doesn’t… Thanks for letting me know. Is there something you wanted to convey to me? You could email me at eva.chandola@gmail.com
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I think I sorted it (once I started writing in the ‘Comment’ box). Thanks. Just makes it easier to read other blogs.
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Oh good. Glad it worked out. 😊
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Great blog!
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Thanks a lot 🙂 Thanks for the follow too
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Great blog – I liked checking out the guest posts. Good to see lots of collaboration and exchanges of ideas 🙂
Regards!
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Thanks a lot 😊 I’m glad you liked it. I had wanted to carry on with the guest posts but people stopped contributing, so I had to stop it. Thank you for the follow 😊😊
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Love Virginia Woof n her ‘stream of consciousness’ narrative style. Very modern thoughts and wringing.
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I agree. Welcome to my blog. I hope you find something to your liking here. Please keep visiting 🙂
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Delightful quote and moving shot. Declutter and unclip the wings to soar without a worry of the world or outcomes.
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