Writing for my life--journaling
Mood:  sad
One of these days I might write a book about my life sort of on the lines of the epic tale about Scarlett O'Hara of the South. I have written eight chapters on it, from my experiences of life including as a nurse in the ER. Then I put it down and have to find the CD they are stored on again, and make this computer save to disk again. The minor problems of writing a book using a computer are nothing compared to what writers had to do in the past for manuscripts. The past few months would need a chapter or two in the book--they have been that stressful as far as life goes.

I am still married but now separated. For a Christian woman to figure out what God would want in my set of circumstances, is emotionally draining at times. I have moved but whether it is a permanent move, is uncertain still, most likely depending upon whether I stay married to a Colorado man, and other factors.

Writing is a way of chronicling events of one's life and also a way of sharing one's self with the world. Of course, there are so many people who have better relationships with computers than with people and some of that is secondary to the huge push toward computerization of every facet of life. I guess I am a writer at heart, because I love writing words and I love reading them too! So I am grateful for the blogs and the internet because it means I can "reach out and touch"* nearly 220 million folks who own computers. That is a good thing.
* With words, emotions, websites, blogs,all good-- nothing evil.

Here is the code that lycos is using to prevent my blog from showing to the public: copied from the url : https://blog.tripod.lycos.com/service/blog/control.blog?a=edit&blog_id=315898.
Added here of course, to shame them into admitting that they have been censoring my words.