196. Notes - end of line / intro to 'Old Man On A Study"

196. 24 August 2019

       Earlier this morning you cancelled this blog and said so on Facebook. Two people had read the three daily blogs, but that was it. The whole situation was making you uncomfortable and mostly it was because you did not expect my reaction or Ms Havisham's to making theatre out of the blog. And, this brought up another thought, you with Socrates on the stage. You then decided to be Mr. Peanut, also a reaction to a theatre production even in your head. Relax. I'm not going anywhere. 

       Neither am I, Mr. Orndorff. - mh

       0851 hours. Thank you both.

       You are at Kroger's Marketplace for a couple of items on the way home. You have to feed Ellie again between one and two, then again at seven or so. It is a bright clear day, with cool Fall-like weather. - Amorella

       Good morning, Mr. Orndorff. Your greatest fear here is that you will stop writing because you have nothing left to say, to share. You 'want' to restart Encounters in Mind but it might be better to continue with another Encounters blog. You can't go back except in your head -- and it is better to move on to something else and just take the Spirit World as a learning experience in experimental writing because that basically is what it is. Later. - mh

     25 August 2019 - Experimental writing is what it is. Once I began feeling uncomfortable writing this blog, it was time to end it. However, it is online to view. Why? Transparency is important to me. Thank you for reading. 
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      29 August 2019 at 1939 hours.  I have a new blog that begins:

Old Man on a Study

The Old Man is real enough, but like most human beings he is more fiction than he likes to admit. This blog is written by a not so free spirit named "Amorella" through the Old Man's fingers on the keyboard. I am his poetically personified soul, "Ms Havisham" who also named myself through the Old Man's fingers on the keyboard. What is the present informal thesis of this study? Whatever comes to mind each day the Old Man writes until he thinks of something better. - Ms Havisham

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Thank you for reading!   :-)   Richard O.