Life is always moving, always doing. That’s the nature of it, small or large there is humming and forward motion.<\/p>\n
I often overlook all the things that are happening when I feel frustrated or bored. I get frustrated and bored easily.<\/p>\n
I wish that more were happening. I can think of so many thing I want to happen, and big goals I want to achieve. I forget what is already happening.<\/p>\n
While I was working on the last few agonizingly slow steps to get The Russian American School of Tomorrow published, I used a computer program to clean up the writing.<\/p>\n
This bot looked for passive voice and overuse of certain words, and helped me to make my writing as clear and direct as I could get it.<\/p>\n
Right away my bot told me what I already knew: nothing is simply. Simply has no place in my writing. If I simply do things, I do things.<\/p>\n
There is nothing simple about it. I do it. Doing it is enough.<\/p>\n
I had even more Justs. Just forget about the justs. Forget about the justs.<\/p>\n
Yoda had it right. Do. Or do not. There is no just.<\/p>\n
It’s an equivocation. I put those words in a row. And the words are describing stuff I did.<\/p>\n
I could say I did a pretty good job.<\/p>\n
I will not say that. Pretty is as pretty does.<\/p>\n
I did a good job.<\/p>\n
All actions are happening and powerful. Pretty, Just and Simply are softening the impact. These words distance the audience, and in many cases the audience is my own self. I have so much power and ability. Why should I distance myself from what I do and what I could do?<\/p>\n
Let the Big Bang of every action we take explode on my own consciousness.<\/p>\n
I did. We did. We do.<\/p>\n
Pretty Justin Simply did not.<\/p>\n
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