This week's randomness:
The memory of past lives stay in the soul
Have you ever fished in Brooklyn
Holiday minus Holy
Inalienable Rights
All one pattern in different colors
Human doings not human beings
Reverse discrimination
We never forget the dead. It's the price of living.
The edge is where we fall off.
All those words lonely on my page, random bits of me searched for this...
18 comments:
That is a good idea, they all sound like a good combination for a poem or story.
Lynne x
Absolutely, and everyday counts. I'm right there with you.... line for line, in this thing we humans call living life.
I have volumes like this. Sometimes I go back to piece them together, sometimes not. I am always concerned with capturing the words and their meanings, lest they be lost forever.
*must have scratch pad* :)
I've got a few of those words lying around my desk as well.
I do this also..more in my bible journal than just thoughts during the day. All of your words would make super poems. And of course, that quote by Kennedy is SO true.
The edge is where we fall off ... Or the edge is where we take off!
Wonderful words to end it with.
Fortunately I've never fallen off the edge.
I never write down my thoughts except whe i am using them for a post
my thoughts when i read your thoughts.
don't believe in past lives
never fished or been to Brooklyn
Christmas has no Christ in it for most people. can't find holy things for decorations any where
think i have written down that human doing and being line a few times...lot of truth there...fishing in brooklyn...i need to think on that one...smiles...
Very interesting - somewhat like random bits of long ago memories that come to you and leave you puzzling on the rest of the story.
You always make me think. HUG B
We never forget the dead. It's the price of living.. . . . very true.
I specially like: All one pattern in different colors
Random thoughts are cool to capture as they may give birth at another time ~
You have a lot of neat ideas there! The ones that stand out most to me are inalienable rights (?!) and reverse discrimination. I don't know if the words bring the same thoughts to your mind as they do to mine, but I am tired of seeing people discriminated against because of their beliefs (i.e. if they believe something is wrong and will not serve those who practice it.) People have a right to be politically incorrect if they want to be.
I want to read a tale with "Have you ever fished in Brooklyn" in it.
I keep a similar list. It's everywhere: grocery receipts, books, phone... sometimes, I spend a very long time trying to figure out what I meant.
Thinking points!
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