Reverb 10: Writing

December 2 – Writing. What do you do each day that doesn’t contribute to your writing — and can you eliminate it?

There is a shallow response to this prompt. Sleep, floss, washing dishes—the mundane tasks of everyday life that don’t deserve to be written about.

Yet, there’s a deeper response. Everything influences each other. By not sleeping, I sometimes see the world differently in a tired state. Perhaps by not washing the dishes, I annoy others in the household who thus cause an event that wouldn’t have occurred. Or floss…well the results of teeth issues certainly is writable.

I primarily write about my own life—a wholly egocentric view. Writing is a time for me to reflect and de-stress. How can I do without anything when everything is a small piece of the bigger picture…of me.

Although I certainly could do without alarms. Or the idea that I have to be somewhere on time would be superbly nice.

Year 2009

WAIT hold on, my life is flashing in front of my eyes. At least the last 4 years as I import photos from iphoto on my powerbook to iphoto on my new macbook pro.

UPDATE

I spent the night reflecting on 2009. Unlike years past of 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008, 2009 started out hopeful, but hope slowly turned into reality. Success yes, growing in my leadership. But what hopes there were, they were disappointments. I always am optimistic for the future, because it’s a blank canvas. Come at me, 2010!

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Year 2008

Onward to 2009!

2008 was a year of surprise, joy and disappointment. To me, it was unlike the naive years of 2005 and 2006. But like 2007, 2008 started out blissful but there were more moments to remember—the moments of first meetings, the click of understanding, and the sudden realization that you have the power to change. Maybe 2009 will be different.

Like all past years, photos to represent each month taken on my own camera.

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