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Sep. 5th, 2008

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Writer's Block: Sharing Haikus

The Japanese haiku poet Basho once wrote, "Old pond / a frog jumps / the sound of water." Try writing some of your own haikus about the little things in your life. A haiku generally consists of a five-syllable line, a seven-syllable line and a second five-syllable line. You can also use any combination of ten-to-fourteen syllables.


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My father is a
Useless alcoholic sod
Why won't he die yet?

Aug. 8th, 2008

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Writer's Block: Your Topic

Is there a topic you can't stop writing about in your journal? Why do you write about it so much?

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The topic is myself. Just can't leave it alone.

Jul. 18th, 2008

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Writer's Block: Your First Record

What was the first music album you ever bought or owned? Do you still listen to it or have you moved on?

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The first music album that I bought with my own money was a cassette tape of No Doubt's Tragic Kingdom when I was 10 years old.

Jun. 22nd, 2008

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Writer's Block: LJ in IRL

Share a memorable real life moment that happened because of LiveJournal.


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Through a lot of twists and turns...a broken heart.

Feb. 17th, 2008

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Writer's Block: It's Hard to Describe

What is one thing you struggle to describe?


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How I feel.

Nov. 28th, 2007

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Writer's Block: Public Transit Nightmare

What has been your worst experience on public transit?

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That would have to be one morning in September 2003, junior year at Lane, when I was heading to school on the Clark bus. This old-ish man was standing at the front of the bus, holding onto the overhead bars which struck me as odd considering half the bus was empty. He was standing in front of this girl, about my age, 16 or so, in a Catholic school uniform. As we neared the stop of Clark and Surf, in front of the Starbucks (every detail is imprinted on my mind)...his pants fell off. And he was not wearing underwear.

Half the school kids on the bus laughed, the other half looked like they were going to throw up. I was in the latter category. And he got off the bus, and walked away with his pants still at his ankles. And he shuffled into Starbucks. The bus pulled away before I could see their reaction.

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