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Re: How to Attain a Studious Life
« on: October 24, 2015, 11:15:36 pm »
I will keep updating this thread.  Keep in mind that, while I may maintain a degree of enthusiasm throughout the day while studying, and while I have a great appreciation for having access to computers and even the Internet, I do reach a point where I lose interest.  This just means I have had enough for one day.  The thing is, that is usually when I post here.

In other words, when I am engrossed in study with a high level of interest, I most likely won't be typing about those feelings. 

It's like when someone once read my "poems" - which I don't seem to write any more (it was just a phase, I guess) - the person said my poems seemed very angry and negative.  That's when I would write them. 

So by the time I check in here to write on our little wall, I may have reached my limit as far as "enthusiasm" goes.

I just like to be honest.  What a revolutionary concept:  honesty.

The more honest I am, the more I have to admit how uncertain I am. 
« Last Edit: October 24, 2015, 11:52:49 pm by H »
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