Category: Newfoundland & Labrador
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The Day The Music Died
I Did The Craziest Thing….I Got Rid of Facebook! I’m glad I did, since now my life doesn’t revolve around self-assurance or validation of myself! Alright, so maybe just to be more persistent, Facebook got rid of me. I haven’t been able to sign in now for over a week and to be honest; it’s…
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Updated and Unraveling
The More We Know, The More We See I warn anyone reading these blogs before hand most times as a fore warning that sometimes my blogs will get a little, mysterious and on edge. You can dive in and find out how scary for yourself but I am warning you here; cautious when maneuvering ahead…
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Wiki4all “I Wonder”?
A Different Kind Of Wiki I wonder sometimes if people actually pay attention to the material presented through online video and other resources from available videos to literature, written by anyone; or do we just sit and watch; like mindless drones? Aimlessly looking at the screen, just following the same mindless chatter over and over.…
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A Poem Of The Ladies
The Three-Sisters Twilight “Lemon drop yellow, during rain drops mellow,” “Sunshine; Sunlight lost, foggy clouds;” “Cascade;” “During midnight twilight, a breeze is gentle through air,” “Clutching; Clinging;” “Calm, forever gentle during silent whispers, streaming fair;” “Silently;” “Nostalgic memory, drinking twilight essence;” “Changing;” “Clutching, another summer breeze;” “Clinging Shadows;” “Moonlight , shines brighter, the dance of…
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Digital Birthday & Digital Philosophy
It’s Birthday Time July 22nd,1987 Author and published by: Skinner J.Tyler Tonight is July 22nd, 2021 and I am officially 34 years old today. It seemed such an old age when I was younger and a number I thought I would never reach. But here it is, July 22nd is my birthday. No big deal…
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Phases Ending
Phases Ending is a article about time and present comfort. Aging and understanding the process of growing is explained and discussed.
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Mystery & Imagery
I decided tonight as Dr. Digital Philosophy, I would get a few shots of the moon. It was very different tonight though and even though it’s half a crescent, looks like a full moon in the image above. Our perspective of things can be often off most times due to our brains cognitive aspect. Along…
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