comment/contact free blogs
I completely understand that some people need the freedom to write without worrying about what others say back, but it's really hard when I want to give them information that could really help them! This woman's blog/, which I have in my blogroll, is so interesting to me, I want to just sit and talk to her for hours about the things she discusses in her blog, but there is no contact information! lol, I know it's her choice, but it's a wierd feeling, like I'm pent up with no where to go. It's how I felt last summer in my women's literature class. We had a final paper that involved, among other things, to write a letter to one of the author's we read, including their response. I chose to write to Carson McCullers after we read The Ballad of the Sad Cafe. In the process of writing that paper I found a wonderful piece of insight that may or may not have been intentional on the part of the author. Unfortunately, she's been dead for some years now so I couldn't get any feedback on my ideas. It was so frustrating, feeling like I really hit on something but couldn't know for sure. It simply had to be enough that I opened the minds of a few of my classmates when they read my ideas. It was also nice that the professor had never noticed what I noticed in the story either, and she's a brilliant woman.
It certainly is interesting how people can affect us with just their thoughts and written words. It makes me want to be a better writer/communicator. In the meantime this woman will simply be an inspiration to me, triggering ideas anonymously.
It certainly is interesting how people can affect us with just their thoughts and written words. It makes me want to be a better writer/communicator. In the meantime this woman will simply be an inspiration to me, triggering ideas anonymously.
1 Comments:
You're right, that IS a good blog - thought provoking, thanks for sharing it with us.
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