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why do quotation marks around "certain" words always seem slightly insulting, sometimes you are actually trying to quote someone else, using a word in the context that they did and therefore since it does not have the usual meaning, and is taken from another person, this word needs quotation marks around it. nothing more, no sarcasm necessarily applied.

p.s quotation marks around certain= not my most stellar comic moment.

Search and destroy, but with you inner most thoughts.

Dealing with insecurity is like firing laser beams at enemy spaceships that stealthily encroach on you trying to takeover. (like in those old school video games.) Watching your worries go up in plumes of fiery smoke, very gratifying.

But you never know where the next one will come from.

not everything needs to be titled

My Room:

A place for big dreams

And small surprises

My hope: May the surprises grow in size. And more flags be ticked off on my flag map of the world.

A blog post.

it is 4:19 in the morning and this does not surprise me. I like this time of...this time between times. It's quiet. And light enough to see the silhouettes of houses. I've been thinking a lot recently, but about the wrong things. not wrong,just not useful. But a friend's blog reminded me of my own persuasions. should thank him for removing my bitterness and polishing my pursuit of the "soul". (always nice to have even unknowing support). Now I just have to figure out a way to tell the friend that. I like sharing thoughts, however imperfectly. (though it seemed pretty perfect at the time of reading). And I like the connections that words have. (was looking up a synonym for conviction,exciting and enticing to see the different meanings: one can be convicted for their convictions with conviction).

(inspire is another great one for that: besides the common definition it also means to take in breath,which seems fitting,especially acting wise)

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