That is the question:
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of questioning friends,
Or to type on one's blog when one has little to say...
I guess I'll type. Why? I cannot say. Where? You cannot know. How I will get there? ...I haven't decided yet. But one thing I can tell you, any time I hear the wind blow, it will whisper the name...
...and this is what happens when I have nothing to say. I steal and twist words from other people. That's really sad, but I really, really can't think of anything to say. I need a topic. Suggestions, please? I know, please e-mail me or type in my comment box questions that you want to ask me, and I will try to answer them. It will be called "Ask Cardine." Ready? Go.
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Random Ideas (taken from random pages in "The Word Book" on my parent's shelf):
Echoes, Jawbreaker, Zipper, Schoolroom, Clatter, Pantomime, Superabundance, Confucianism, Anticipation, Pucker, Wildlife, Clutch, Altitude, Future, Poignant, Sun, Butter, - any ideas yet? - Rhapsody, Gondola, Daydream, Inbetween, Ego, X, Mothball, Inclement, Hint, Overwhelming, Penultimate, Longevity, Idiom, Yen, Nosy, Knead, Janus, Nimbus, Quaker, Tennis, Un-American, Vanilla, Gnarled, Cheddar, Solo....
Okay, that's enough. I couldn't think of anything to "ask" but hopefully this will get you thinking.
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