The fine writers at Women of Mystery have something going on called Two Sentence Tuesday.
I've played once or twice, but put my sentences up over there. Today, for a refreshing change of pace, I thought I'd foul my own nest instead.
Offerings are to include two sentences that I've read over the past week and two I've written.
What I've read:
"Some people, for example, think spirit sounds spooky; they may find consciousness more appealing.
Soul sounds ominous to some; extended self-awareness, though, can convey the same meaning."
-from Edgar Cayce Answers Life's 10 Most Important Questions, by John G. Fuller, Warner Books, 1989.
And my offerings for the past week:
“Arturs, are you sure you should use the word living?”
"It makes my point. And I can be killed therefore I must be alive. Anyway, I’m not going to argue the finer points of my existence. Especially given that you can’t die at all.”
It's a bit more than two, but they go together and I didn't want to break things up.
Thanks for reading.
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14 comments:
Great sentences, dfLeah! I definitely want to read more of what you have written.
And I love Edgar Cayce. Must read more of his works, too.
Thanks, df Bag Lady. Be careful what you ask for, though, as you may be drafted as a beta reader someday.
Very intriguing Leah, You've whetted my appetite for more.
Reb, glad to know it.
Great offerings, Leah! I'm not a great two-word writer. I'd have a hard time composing what you've thought of!
Thanks, Redbush.
Leah, your sentences are very intriguing. I want to know more!
Hello, Linda. Thanks so much. Someday, Dog willing.
Leah, I would like to read more. That's enough to whet my appetite and curiosity.
More people need to read Edgar Cayce: a good man with connections of the spirit.
Barbara, I agree with you about Cayce.
And thanks for your kind words about my words.
I love Edgar Cayce. I haven't read anything in years but this book sounds interesting. Thanks.
It's a good one, Lover of Life. I recommend it.
df Leah,
I haven't read E.C. in years and years but I remember his work as being intriguing and containing sound advice. I'll have to take a second look.
I love your sentences especially:
"I’m not going to argue the finer points of my existence."
Strong personality there!
Terrie
df Terrie, thank you. That means a lot to me.
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