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Thoughts on Pregnant Bellies. | Sarah Lynae's Weblog
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Sarah Lynae's Weblog. This is where the adventure begins. January 17, 2012. Thoughts on Pregnant Bellies. Listen, baby mama. I know you are proud of that baby, and I get it. However, just because you are proud of your baby does NOT mean that I wish to see that honkin’ huge belly of yours displayed in a half nude picture. It. Is. Not. Special. To. Us. Baby = should be public. Preggo nude belly (with or without adornments) = should not be public. This entry was posted in Thoughts on. Enter your comment here.
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“Briefly.” Part 2 | Sarah Lynae's Weblog
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Sarah Lynae's Weblog. This is where the adventure begins. October 20, 2008. 8220;Briefly.” Part 2. The old croon that sat beside me on the plane gets up and slides out of the seat into the aisle, politely making her way towards her seat in 13B. 8220;Excuse me, sir,” I hear her feebly squeak, clutching her handbag and showing off her dentures in a smile. I can only sit here in shock. The sentence she breathe out still crowded my mind, sending off signals of panic and fear into my head. How does she know?
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Interesting… | Sarah Lynae's Weblog
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Sarah Lynae's Weblog. This is where the adventure begins. October 16, 2008. 8220;It’s funny how a single, ordinary life can rotate the world so that it’s spinning upside-down and throwing you out of its reality. It can only happen two ways: falling in love, and falling out of it. Both change your world forever.”. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. 2 thoughts on “ Interesting…. October 20, 2008 at 8:42 am. October 20, 2008 at 11:24 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Thoughts on running. | Sarah Lynae's Weblog
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Sarah Lynae's Weblog. This is where the adventure begins. May 5, 2010. Dear unintentionally suicidal runner:. Don’t run on the roads with your music blaring from your headphones. It’s unsafe. Please watch the road and listen for traffic sounds. Do us all a favor: listen to music on the treadmill. If you wanna get serious, then get serious. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. 365 Days of Blog.
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Thoughts on words. | Sarah Lynae's Weblog
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Sarah Lynae's Weblog. This is where the adventure begins. October 24, 2008. There are only so many combinations of words out there. Have you ever thought about that? I did… recently. I realized that no matter how I combine words, the effect seems always minimal at best. I’m not really a creative “on-the-spot” thinker, typically. I mull over words; I plan, I borrow, and I exchange words in my writing and poetry. But it still never comes out right. This entry was posted in Thoughts on. Reach for the moon.
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Radiant Morning | Sarah Lynae's Weblog
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Sarah Lynae's Weblog. This is where the adventure begins. March 19, 2009. Pure, innocent gold. Pouring out of the clouds. With a unanimous chorus. Like sprinklers in the summer. This entry was posted in Poetry. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Sending more thoughts into cyberspace. | Sarah Lynae's Weblog
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Sarah Lynae's Weblog. This is where the adventure begins. April 30, 2010. Sending more thoughts into cyberspace. I think I’ve long outstayed my welcome at wordpress.com. However, I am still here, and I’m still thinking. Imagine that? That’s unfortunate. Since when did we stop caring about the people closest to us? We need to keep learning from them, and about them. And with this closing thought, I send this post into… cyberspace! This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Jessie ...
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Thoughts on Pictures | Sarah Lynae's Weblog
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Sarah Lynae's Weblog. This is where the adventure begins. January 7, 2012. Pictures make me think of stories. Most would think of their specific memories when they see a picture; but occasionally I think of the stories that I did not experience. It was as if I were looking at a picture book of my parents and my older brothers traveling and having a good time before I was even born. It leaves a sense of aching, a sense of missing out on all that my small world had to offer. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Thoughts on Revelation 1:1-3 | Sarah Lynae's Weblog
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Sarah Lynae's Weblog. This is where the adventure begins. January 19, 2010. Thoughts on Revelation 1:1-3. Revelation is a big, wonderful book. Have you ever taken time to study it? I did in bible school, but since then I’ve chosen more light reads. (eg: Psalms) Well, now it’s time to get back into the harder stuff! Ok, so, to start, the writer is John. He’s on the isle of Patmos, banished to a life of hard labor by Dominus (name? I want to be John. And now to return to the text…. I suppose I will find out.
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Day #15 – Thoughts on Leo Tolstoy | Sarah Lynae's Weblog
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Sarah Lynae's Weblog. This is where the adventure begins. August 29, 2008. Day #15 – Thoughts on Leo Tolstoy. Every time I read. Later on he is annoyed with a professional artist who comes to paint a portrait of Anna, because that one is so accurate and so real, capturing everything that he couldn’t draw out of her. He stops working on his portrait, frustrated and ashamed. Is much the same, though I found it a bit more mechanical than. This entry was posted in 365 Days of Blog. And tagged Anna Karenina.
