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Thank you, Mr. Mawr! I stop by for a peek no wand again. It's good to see you're still around.

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<t>Long time no post! I hope everyone is doing well. Last year I had a story published in the first edition of Jitter Press and I started this year off by putting the same shirt story up for sale via Amazon Kindle Publishing. I've sold a few copies so far but what I'm asking for here is for some fol...

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Bryn, I'm splendid. How about yourself? AFTR, I'm happy you enjoyed the story. There are some new ones up.

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<t>I'm not going to copy paste them but I'll send a link to a blog I've been keeping. There is no real particular order to read them in but it'll make more sense if you start at the beginning. Advice From a Reformed Vagabond As always comments are welcome and appreciated. I hop...

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<t>Red lips combined with earthy black coffee. The cup was marked by her indulgence and it wore the mark like a badge of newness. It was a price tag. She raised the cup to her lips, it looked heavy and it was colorful. The lines of color on the cup matched various things in the room and on her. Noth...

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<t>That was fiction when I wrote it but was truth soon after. Thank you for the compliments and kind words. I'll get back to you on your PM; it is 430 am here and I have been out with an amazing, glorious even, woman who deserves to have stories written about her. I'm tired and I smell like sin. It'...

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<t>He sat listening to the slow beat of a fast Blues song. All around him people were puffing on cigarettes like they were former or current Alcoholics Anonymous members. His cigarette was burning slowly down to his fingers and he was drunk; inebriated by the sight of lips as red as the sweetest win...

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Oh, Koan, you wonderful woman. Don't fret, there is almost always someone that gets me, sometimes for a long time sometimes for just a few moments. The above story was not a work of fiction.

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The name was invoked and I showed up.

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Where was I mentioned?! I missed some commas and the structure was a little clunky but it's been awhile so I figured I throw something into the mix.

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<t>As she walked away he couldn’t stop watching. Her walk was ethereal. It reminded him of being on some dark and lonely country back road with an old friend and catching a glimpse of a falling star through a dusty windshield. It was hope packaged in blue jeans and sitting on the top of heels. Not e...

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<t>I know I've been remiss and neglected to post a few stories here and there. I think the last one I posted was before I left to go to Montana, or maybe it was the one below this one. I don't know to be honest. But here is a new one. It is four minutes until four, in the morning, and my...

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weeder;1354794 wrote: I remember you...............Do you remember me??

Of course I do Weeder! Tell me what has been going on. I'm about to go to sleep but I'll check in when I wake up.

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I wrote a few stories here and there.

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Me is Maine. I'm jealous of the Romans one though but that is for a few years in the future.

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Subject says it all, and hello peoples. How ya been? Miss you guys.

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<t>Yea, my diabetes is actually under great control. My doctor told me I was in the best shape he had ever seen me in and he has known me for 20 plus years. Of course I had just spent 5 months hiking and climbing mountains so it figures I would be in better shape. The neuropathy is just something th...

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Decent. I've had some health issues the past year and a half after returning from Montana back to Tennessee. Diabetic neuropathy to be exact. That has slowed me down and I haven't really been more than 40 miles from home since October of '09. I'm restless to say the least.

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Good looking out Bryn. Thank you.

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It wasn't that one but I read some of it in MT. One of the guys I worked with was reading it. I don't remember the name of the book I read so long ago.

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<t>I've never been anywhere on the east coast. its in the plans for the near future and so is some of the Appalachian Trail. I read a book by a guy who walked the enitre trail, a technical guide with some stories thrown in, when I was 14 or 15 and have wanted to walk it ever since then. Huge underta...

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<t>Patsy Warnick;1246145 wrote: KB You've had beautiful weather in Seattle - my home town... Beautiful Pic from MT.. Where's Mt. Rainier..?? looking forward to those shots.. Good to see ya here on FG Patsy The weather was gorgeo...

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Here is a link to my Photobucket account. On the left are a couple thousand pictures I took in MT with more to come.

Pictures by kb3427 - Photobucket

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<t>9/14/09 â€œYou ever wish youâ€™d settled down? You ever still want to settle down?â€ â€œThe only time I wish I had or still do entertain the idea is when I stop to think that very soon Iâ€™m going to pass a point of no return. Iâ€™m going to pass that point where Iâ€™ll have managed t...

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<t>I'm going to be going through your neck of the woods before long. I just left MT and am in Seattle now. I'll be driving down PCH to Big Sur before I head east. Here is a picture of my backyard for the last 4.5 months. Many Glacier Hotel in Glacier National park, MT. Attache...

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<t>Child support. Now before anyone decides to verbally assault me I am not for a man or woman not paying their child support but two of the things that are done to people who don't pay it are being imprisoned and losing your drivers license. Both of which make it real damn hard to hold a steady job...

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<t>â€œThe only man who makes no mistakes is the man who never does anything.â€ ~Teddy Roosevelt â€œI think Iâ€™m about ready to get out of here again.â€ â€œItâ€™s about time. I figured Iâ€™d been hearing that six or seven months ago.â€ â€œI just got to go.â€ â€œI know; itâ...

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Nomad;1152101 wrote: Yea I mean its blatant stupidity. They drug test.

Hank Aarons record still stands.

Do you remember Howe? Do you remember his freakin left arm? What a waste.

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I agree 100%

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<t>Short and sweet, the both of them, at least by my standards. MLB Baseball: Will They Ever Make the Hall of Fame? - Associated Content The Lost Art of Letter Writing: Written Communication - Associated Content Click em, email em to friends, comment, et...

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<r>dubs;1117159 wrote: That's a good idea KB, I might chip in with a few if I can remember them..<E>:D</E> I'll probably do it a little later. I'll let this article get a week of views then link it into the new one about the subscription services. I'm probably going to do another te...

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<t>dubs;1117142 wrote: I use Lastfm for my music Chezzter. The Gadget Show did a review of it and reckon it's better and easier to use than itunes Last.fm - Discover new music with free internet radio and the largest music catalogue online I used Amazon to download an old...

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<t>Chezzie;1116864 wrote: I have them on cd but it was getting them on the iPod. Itunes sorts them into categories and does fancy things with them. I just wondered if you used anything like that. Have you been to IMEEM - what's on your playlist? Quite a good site I joined. Haven't b...

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<r>jimbo;1116848 wrote: i showed er .....er .... er ......friend that did not know much about high tech stuff <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI><EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> and i'd like to thank you for your thread ..... i mean on his beha...

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<t>Chezzie;1116606 wrote: Thanks KB, Very informative... My kids had the iPod Nano Chromatics for xmas. I using Itunes to store the music on my pc and for d/loading onto the iPods, just wondering what you use? I pretty much just stored all of my old cds on my hard drive a...

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Pass it around to your friends.

Buying an MP3 Player - Associated Content

Thanks as always,

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True, I could do that as a start and see what kind of views it gets before continuing.

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Kindle;1109818 wrote: How about understanding diabetes.

Actually working on that one but filtering 23 years of first hand experience down to 500-1,000 words is proving very hard for my long winded ass. I might do a series.

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<t>In an attempt to build a "portfolio" I have been writing articles for an online e-zine of sorts. The website is called Associated Content. Kevin Blankenship's Content Producer Page - Associated Content So far I have had three published (Blu-Ray review, Book review, and an a...

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Three Books Every Man Should Read - Associated Content

Remember to share with folks through email and other forums. Thanks.

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<t>â€œOne of the hardest things in life is having words in your heart that you can't utter.â€ ~James Earl Jones So today someone told me that all they know of me is from the stories I write. They called them brilliant. Then they said it made them think I am either a genius or ...

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<t>My life can be summed up by a piece of cheap leather. Nothing fits me anymore. My belt included. I stand up and my pants are falling off of me, with my belt on, and then I loosen my belt and attempt to make it a little tighter. But it wonâ€™t go any tighter; there are more holes there, in the bel...

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<t>I am a little eccentric; well if I had any money I would be a little eccentric, but since I'm broke I guess I'm just crazy. It is 2:30 in the morning I have been up for 18 hours, I just got finished making some Chess pie squares which have 25 minutes left to cook, I drove 40 miles roun...

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Kahlil Gibran is one of my favorites. He has been since I was five or so and found his books in an old trunk of my dads.

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<t>I'm not getting any younger and my eyesight isn't getting any better. Neither is my grammar but I don't consider a double negative to be a bad thing. Here is a picture to show a few of my old friends what I've been up to lately. As per proper etiquette I will post it in a ...

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Wow; thanks for the diligence. I moved up a level from the page views. 240 or so from yesterday. I appreciate the support. I'll try and get a couple more articles done this weekend. Probably a movie review and maybe a gumbo recipe. I'm a veritable renaissance man.

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<t>Odie;1078299 wrote: my son has the Godfather in blue-ray, stunning! We have Hancock, Kill Bill 1 & 2, and a few more. Big Fish is one I left off the list that I should have put on there. Amazing movie and beautiful in Blu-Ray. 300 is just spectacular and Twister, i...

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Odie;1078289 wrote: Spenda tastes good in baking!

If you are making the cake w/o sugar due to diabetes then don't use Splenda. It has the same basic effect on the body of a diabetic as sugar does. When Diet Mt. Dew switched to splenda it broke my heart and nearly killed me.

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I love yall. I might even put a picture or two up later somewhere around here. So you can see what I've been up to lately.

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