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September 26th 2009 22:11

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Start with the giant, big beaked multi-coloured bird bending down to the rest and then see what else you find.

I find these things fascinating.

Join in your friends with the experience that makes it doubly enriching and great for sprouting new neural connections.

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Comment by Journeywoman

September 27th 2009 03:58

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I see... a blogger in need of re-integration with the real world.

You're all about exercising the mind, yes? Then why not step outside, get some fresh air and see what wonders you can behold away from the computer? Nature is great in photos, and when images of it randomly pop up in two-dimensional computer art programs, but in the real world.... it's glorious.

Just a thought.

Comment by katyzzz

September 27th 2009 08:11

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I do photography, walk a lot, smell the roses, touch the flowers, talk to people and their animals, socialise, and help neighbours and friends, share my knowledge all too readily,limit my time on computers, reflect and think a lot to solve problems, have made history in three to four exclusive areas, and professional areas of the highest standing, break the rules stepping outside the square, as a friend of mine says I have done things that no-one else in the world has done and could do, cope with some very unusual medical circumstances, have had many major surgeries, endure pain in the interests of Science, resist medications, in the interests of science and medicine and wait.

I look after myself physically, which means I am involved in all the usual household chores and use the computer as a tool to brighten me up when I am too tired to do anything else.

I have done quite a lot of charitable work and I am kind beyond belief, will that do for starters.

The computer does not govern my life. I feel quite sure many spend far more hours blogging than I do and I look forward to the circumstances when I shall quite happily give it up.

Thanks for calling in and giving me your opinion, I am always pleased to hear them from everyone.

Comment by Wilson Pon

September 27th 2009 10:17

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Well, Katyzzz. Everyone has his/her own untold story. However, thanks for sharing yours with us! After reading the story, I felt you're a brave, smart and tough woman. You definitely deserve a better life than most of us here...

Comment by katyzzz

September 27th 2009 20:27

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Thank you so much Wilson, it's great to have such support, I don't really like speaking of such matters but I felt that last comment needed some very definite response.

Comment by Journeywoman

September 27th 2009 22:31

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The thing is, I consider myself to be addicted to blogging - right now I'm averaging about 20 posts a month. Comparing that to your number of posts, katyzzz, and it would seem that your addiction is out of control. However, these things will only ever be addressed when the person themselves is ready to address them (I'm training to be a psychologist, so I know this better than anyone), so at this stage, there's really nothing I can do.

I doubt that anyone blogs more than you do. If they do, it's for a full-time career. And unlike the others here who call you names (Ms Pain Tart, for example) I actually feel compelled to help you. But if you really do feel that hundreds of hours per month spent on the computer is not damaging your physical and psychological health.... well, best of luck to you, I guess. Happy blogging.

Comment by katyzzz

September 28th 2009 00:19

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A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, I do not write most of the content, just put it up, this reduces my time considerably, I can think of nothing worse than being a full time blogger, please just mind your own business and if such people who malign me exist, it is for reasons other than my blogging for those of us who have a brain.

Please do not visit my blogs again, you are not welcome, and don't play amateur anything until you actually realize how amateurish you are.

Grow up, little girl, and the likes of yourself with you.

I see you are not much good at mathematics or forecasting either.

Adieu!

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