so don’t add any more to it, okay pumpkin?
Thanks so much.
(Read here about John GREATLY inspired me in writing this)
Tag Archives: literalism
Naked
In the following video, I discuss the problematic word “naked” pertaining to a few of its common connotations (although I emphasize the idea of emotional nudity and only briefly allude to the reference of literal nudity). I also quench my thirst for knowledge. Literally! As is true for pretty much everything I publish, the video is safe for all eyes and ears!
Readerz, what do YOU think of the word “naked” ?
(Be ye clean that bear the vessels of the Lord D&C 133:55)
my naked soul exposed
I’m cold and I’m ashamed lying naked on the floor
I’ll soon be naked lying on the floor, lying on the floor, I’ve come undone…
Sure hope the boys of Weezer and Ms. Imbruglia are not on the same floor.
Or how about they don’t “destroy [that] sweater” and instead lend it to a freezing, distraught woman.
Sorry if this is inappropriate.
Thunderbolt of blasphemy.
(time to wrap it up, Kate…)
Concluding Thoughts:
“Naked” is a very sensitive word. And one that I hardly use at all because I try to avoid sex appeal in my writing. And in my living. Don’t want it. Don’t need it.
🙂
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Plan B
MYTH vs. experience
“That original feeling never went away…”
(this is one of Ms. Bedingfield’s best lyrics EVER
in my informed and intelligent opinion)
Plan B looks like, domino’s pizza in the candlelight
(this is one of the cutest songs of ALL TIME!)
“The best laid paid of mice and men often go awry.”
~John Steinbeck
(read here about my genius connection to this famous American novel!)
READERS!
1) When have your original plans worked out?
2) When have you needed to move to another letter in the alphabet?
figuratively and/or literally
“It might be our universities, our outfits, our major life decisions, our relationships, our hairstyles, our blog posts, our careers, or our preferred choice of toothbrush color, but whatever it is, if it didn’t work out the first time, KEEP TRYING TIL YOU GET THE PERFECT LETTER!”
~Ms. Katherine
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Sometimes telling the truth is terribly painful, uncomfortable, embarrassing, and inconvenient,
BUT IT HAS TO HAPPEN!
“The truth will set you free”
“The truth can be ugly beyond imagination,
but concerning such topics as abuse, we simply CANNOT ignore it.
It may set others free as well. Figuratively and literally.”
Read more here about an insight that Mr. Mayer helped me understand regarding the Penn State child abuse controversy.
READERS:
How do these principles/ideas apply to YOU?
And I know that they do somehow.
Truth.
🙂
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