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MR ROBERT THOMPSONI examine words that have meaning to me. That theme of one word at a time, becomes a principle that guides my wandering and my wondering. I also post on twitter @wh0n0z & with Wordpress @catchmydrift.blog I won't ask for your money, only your feedback.
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Re: Protest
I live in a community where people come out to protest on a regular basis. I join in because I naively see it as a sign of democratic action. Based on the signs people carry to support their outrage/concern, there may be other motivations f...
Sense of Time
Last week I pondered a sense of Space. This sense can be most keenly felt when you have grown an attachment to a particular locality. Like an old soldier returning to long ago scenes of battle, we can all relate to returning to a familiar s...
Re: Truth
There is only one truth. Usually this universal truth is described as scientific fact. The existence of gravity on a planetary body is irrefutable. Scientists use the scientific method to explain observations, then they form conclusions whi...
Re: Motive
Motive is a cool word that can grow with the addition of syllables. Motive, a noun, can blossom into Motivate, a verb, then growing again to Motivation to become Motivational. It’s fun to see how flexible a word can be with a prefix or suff...
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