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Tweets: 10-12-11
by Lonnie Hicks
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Rated "G" by the Author.

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Just finished a character so much better than I am I resented him and killed him off in chapter 20 because of my discomfort.

"The problem is that if I were a better person I wouldn't be me."

"Learning is easy: it is the having to constantly relearn what I thought I had learned already and quickly realizing I had forgot again."

She said: "The world simply does not appreciate how wonderful I am in saving the world from me everyday." He said "I know."

He said: "The hardest thing for me was to give up the arrogance involved in thinking everything was my fault." She said: "I know."

"Taking one's enemies to lunch and listening is an act of courage and of gathering intelligence."

"If you have to demand something from the other, you haven't thought things through."

The secret of good fiction is inspired ideas, however, great fiction displays an inspired sense of gossip.

"The secret to a long-lasting relationship is take five big grievances and eliminate four of them and forget the last one-that is love."

"Talklng to people that already agree with you is soothing, but you learn little and never see the future coming."

"The purpose of children is to teach adults self-sacrifice."

"Change is the process of gradually learning that means you."

"No one can be trusted with power over others lives."

"There is nothing more irritating than a boss who uses his/her position to force people to listen to her/his stupid ideas."

"The person who had no clue, over time, develops the habit of sounding very very sure of themselves."

So he said" "I am tired of being right about everything." She said. "Don't worry I and our friends are here to help."

"My past was behind me, my future was in my hands, so I tripped over right now."

"For years I kept looking back in life and wondered why my neck always hurt, and on top of that I wasn't looking and got hit by a truck."

"When I was twenty my dad was not very smart, but by 40 I was amazed at how much that man had learned in 20 short years."

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Reviewed by Janna Hill	10/12/2011

Looking for the like button ;)

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