Years ago I had a shrink named Ilene who said this sentence: No detail is ever too much for me. She also said if you’re so afraid of writing bad sentences, write some this week and bring them in. I tried combining her two wisdoms by describing Mrs. Israel, next door neighbor,
Glad you had such a wise shrink, who I bet didn't like the word "shrink" > because she sounds expansive and inclusive, rather than a minimizer. A good thing.
Glad you had such a wise shrink, who I bet didn't like the word "shrink" > because she sounds expansive and inclusive, rather than a minimizer. A good thing.
yes yes yes xxx
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Now yes, then no.
So where are your bad sentences?
I have a notebook full of them. If I find it I'll send you some.
I remember one: The Dog Barked.
In a different direction; I remember my mother’s arguing, unanswerable answer to my complaints: When I die, then you will appreciate me.
funny