Author: Lawrence G. Taylor
Kierkegaard on Our Greatest Source of Unhappiness“Of all ridiculous things the most ridiculous seems to me, to be busy.”
“Water No Get Enemy” [ – a song by Fela Kuti ] I beg to disagree. For two years I enjoyed visits three times a week to my community swimming pool. And what I mostly relished was diving almost half the length of the pool. Diving gave me such an awesome sensational — Zen-like
The Eternal Struggle: An Amorous Story: Taylor, Lawrence Gordon: 9781520161440: Amazon.com: Books {new revision—fr. 3rd to 1st POV. Traditional publishers don’t provide the privilege… so I’m told.}
The Eternal Struggle: An Amorous Story [Taylor, Lawrence Gordon] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Eternal Struggle: An Amorous Story
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LGT: I haven’t read it yet, but by tomorrow I ought to — then I’ll post it in its entirety.
The Computers Are Getting Better at Writing Whatever field you are in if it uses language, it is about to be transformed. By Stephen Marche April 30, 2021 {LGT: I’ve been hearing that for some time now. I just completed revisions three of my books, with the aid of two editing programs. In a few cases, both programs differ over commas. Both can get the meaning of some sentences incorrectly – even missing out on a few typos. Not 100 per cent full proof yet.}
Rupi Kaur Self-Releases Poetry Special After Being Turned Down By Streaming Services: ‘A Journey’ The bestselling poet and author’s one-hour performance, Rupi Kaur Live, premieres April 30 and intimately explores themes of depression, anxiety, self love and more By Sophie Dodd
What did you learn too late in life? – Human Psychology Facts
What did you learn too late in life? – Human Psychology Facts
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