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Oh, no's, oh, no's, I'm lost. The real world invaded and I lost track of my imaginary one...oh no's.
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I also lost track of the group...so, Welcome to everyone who I've missed, and Hello again, to all my old friends. I'll try to get back into things and get caught up again, but no promises. ]]>
Paul wrote: "Co-writing, work to your strengths. Man A is good at story and description. Woman B is good at character and dialogue.
Fine. Do it that way. A writes and B rewrites."
One of my favorite author's is actually a husband/wife team: Ilona Andrews.
I don't know how they write but I think it works. ]]>
Awww, thank you!!! Yay! I have cookies! Yumm.
*stuffs cookie in her mouth*
Congrats on de-skunking your dog Brighid!
*takes another handfull of cookies and goes back to wondering the threads* ]]>
I'm with Henry...I think.
If you tell me I'm doing something wrong, tell me WHY.
If I'm doing something right tell me.
When I try to edit for someone else I try to do both, I guess I'm one of those "do to others as you would have them do to you" type of people when it comes to editing. ]]>
Ok, so anyone who has read my posts knows I have an interest in psychology. In particular neuropsychology. So when I found this article the other day I was facinated and wanted to share it. My appologies in advance to those of you who aren't interested in it, or think the topic is to sensitve/touchy.
My goal is not to start an arguement but to present information that intrests me. It is a Newsweek article titled Neuroscience: Torture Doesn't Work and Here's Why. ]]>
"...do I have too?"
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Ellen
added a quote:
"If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales." — Albert Einstein
"If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales." — Albert Einstein
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