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• Oh God! Not Another Boring, Fucking, Lame-assed Poetry Blog!
  by JenniferB

  NSFW

• A BLURB ON MONEY MAKING BLOGS
  by H( )( )K STUDIO

  Display ads are the second most popular way to make money with your blog. According to Technorati.com,

  Making Monet from BLOGS

• Art By Charles Ezra Ferrell Blog
  by Charles Ezra Ferrell

  During the latter part of 2007, I discarded my self-imposed restrictions on my artistic creativity. I began to draw frequently once again…

• So, Nothing Happens When You Die?
  by Adrian Cachinero

  One of the lamest and most vile things I’ve ever heard (spoken to my face, even!) is “Ah, you’re an atheist, so nothing happens when you …

  A brief essay on the afterlife from someone who does not believe in it. Original on the Gospel of Reason

• AT IT AGAIN!!!
  by AQUALINA

  I spent the day killing caterpillars in the garden again…I let them grow just so I can squish them… It is one of my favorite pass tim…

  Sometimes I think I really do need to get out more…lol

• The Trials and Tribulations of the Modern Day Soul... 9-11, Katrina, and more.
  by Lee Travathan

  We cannot stop bad things from happening… you and I have no power to control others, but we have the power to love and love changes peop…

  A Flying Lesson from Lee Travathan

• "Street Cleaner" -CONTENT WARNING
  by Flic Manning

  I owe him my patience – after all he has given me the meaning for my life.

  This is my entry for the Crime Timers Challenge # 2 with the prompt “Between the sheets”. / Warning – the content is quite disturbing, with some bad language. / This is a modern day twist on somethig that has been happening for decades, and is designed to make you feel uncomfortable.

• My Thoughts on Documentary Photography
  by massrapid

  I’ve been wondering, why people go to such effort to document stories … Surely people don’t just do it for a Pulitzer recognition or so…

  I wrote this first on a private blog, but I’m posting it here for your thoughts. It is a personal opinion on documentary photography, and photography in general. With the proliferation of camera technology, I think it is good to ask yourselves some questions. What is photography? What defines you as a photographer? What is your photography ethic?

• My Teddy
  by vjwriggs

  Where is your’s you must have one a teddy for you will / make you smile and not be mean. Take him away and I shall cry / I’ll stick and nee…

  Love

• Travel to Asia - see and read about our trip
  by Linda Tenenbaum

  My mother doesn’t have a computer, in fact she is bedridden, so I wanted to share our trip with her the best I could. I printed out the …

  An invitation to my friends at RB to ‘travel’ to Asia.

• Resolution
  by Lee Travathan

  As you find out about all the things that you are not, you can begin to dive deep into all of the magnificent wonder and mastery that you…

  The more I pondered the nature of being human, the more beautifully complicated and majestic we all seemed. I opened to aliveness and found the rebel within.

• When I come to the page...
  by Lee Travathan

  I am naked, unshackled, and free.

  Looking at the process that becomes the result, the release, the outcome.

• Scrape Aching
  by lollipopdropper

  I try to tell myself comforting things. / As though it wasn’t me saying it to me; / I tell myself things that I want to hear

• Storms and Yellow Brick Roads
  by lollipopdropper

  These storms go on the entire time, but thats for the inside. If it’s worth being told it will be there when the storm has passed. And…

  Just a ranting of mine.

• Vicarious Vacation
  by Philip James Filia

  _“Yet far from being out of the way, Provincetown is directly in the way of the navigator, and he is lucky who does not run afoul of it i…

• February Art Blog: AES+F’s “Last Riot”: Wellington Art Gallery
  by kateannmorris

  Are the gun-toting youths we see committing school shootings in America trying to reconcile a virtual world with the real?

  How can you reconcile the virtual with the real?

• A BIG WOW!
  by Mishaal Sardar

  I got into the Writers Market Group Blogazine!

• An extension of my unspoken mind
  by Christian Montes

  What better way to freeze a moment in time than to literally take a piece of it with you. / All the thoughts and emotions that come with t…

• The Scientific Method
  by Adrian Cachinero

  The scientific method Works. The results it produces are not open to the same luxurious claim but the method used to find these claims al…

  A piece extolling the virtues of the scientific method. Original at the Gospel of Reason

• Goodbye - A message I saw from a new friend (I was worried It could be the end. Hoping they'll check their email for my encouraging words today)
  by leih2008

  Holiday wishes, / Suicide, / or in need of new shoes – you decide

  Goodbye dear friends seen in an blogspot on my network of friends outthere somewhere. Concerned where their comment “Goodbye dear friends” meant It’s Easter weekened. Could just be signing out for the weekend o.k.breathe! Their way of checking 4 family holiday can you blame them It’s Easter weekend. Their planning on ending it all. OMG! I hope their family sees the dark world their family member is in. Do they see the lonliness, distraction, inability to be with others. Notice they went to sleep and never came back! HELP Someone wake up! My friend is out there

• Realizations
  by DakotaDawn

  Sometimes going back to your roots is just the thing you need to straighten out your life.

• Post me some comments please
  by Thomas Proszowski

  See my blog http://artandfaith-john.blogspot.com/

• Sat Chit Ananda
  by Diane Spencer

  ...Maybe it’s me, but honestly, I don’t think I’m doing this whole Age of Aquarius thing very well at the moment. It feels more like the…

  This is a blog entry from my web site diane-spencer.com. The value of being able to laugh at oneself cannot be overestimated, in my opinion. I look at what I get all worked up over and wonder, would these worries seem so important were one of the recently prevalent natural disasters to rock my world? I’m a new butterfly trying to emerge from her cocoon. It’s a tough process. Erma Bombeck was one of my favorites. I miss her.

• My new blog
  by Jean-Philippe Renault

  My new site http://jeanphilipperenault.com/