Comments on: Dog Days http://ylcf.org/2008/08/dog-days/ YLCF Tue, 22 May 2012 04:16:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: A lovesome thing « Lanier's Books http://ylcf.org/2008/08/dog-days/#comment-10337 A lovesome thing « Lanier's Books Sat, 07 Nov 2009 18:36:16 +0000 http://ylcf.org/wordpress/2008/08/dog-days/#comment-10337 [...] the heartbreak of last summer’s drought, I let it be known far and wide that I had officially become a three-season gardener: winter, [...] [...] the heartbreak of last summer’s drought, I let it be known far and wide that I had officially become a three-season gardener: winter, [...]

]]> By: Jane http://ylcf.org/2008/08/dog-days/#comment-6365 Jane Fri, 05 Sep 2008 18:10:00 +0000 http://ylcf.org/wordpress/2008/08/dog-days/#comment-6365 Hi Lanier:<br/><br/>I was so glad to read your post today, sometimes i get busy and don't have to time to read every post on the day it was posted...BUT it can be such a wonderful treasure to save it and read it later when i have times to rejuvinate and relax...WHAT an amazing entry..=) It came at a perfect time...we are so blessed beyond our measure..and YOU are so blessed with a wonderful garden, food from the soil, hens, chickens, sheep and other animals..=)) i love animals myself i have 2 cats and 1 dog they keep me busy LOL<br/><br/>i love the way your write, you have such a wonderful style of describing life and always being so positive..Thank you for this wonderful treasure of Your writing, You have God's gift for writing, you definitely do =))<br/><br/>well i better go, gotta get ready for work...Relaxation time over for now =))<br/><br/>But i like many others would love to see how you cope with writing blocks and other creative blocks =)<br/>I love to write myself, but haven't written any poetry in almost a year and almost no journal entries...i guess i have a block lol..and so busy too!<br/>So please do share with us how you overcame that =)<br/><br/>Because i definitely want to use God's talent that HE gave me..so i can't wait to see your next post dear Lanier =)<br/><br/>I love your writings!<br/><br/>Take care and have a great September in Georgia =))<br/><br/>Blessings & lots of hugs!<br/><br/>To God be all glory!<br/><br/>In Him, Jane. Hi Lanier:

I was so glad to read your post today, sometimes i get busy and don't have to time to read every post on the day it was posted…BUT it can be such a wonderful treasure to save it and read it later when i have times to rejuvinate and relax…WHAT an amazing entry..=) It came at a perfect time…we are so blessed beyond our measure..and YOU are so blessed with a wonderful garden, food from the soil, hens, chickens, sheep and other animals..=)) i love animals myself i have 2 cats and 1 dog they keep me busy LOL

i love the way your write, you have such a wonderful style of describing life and always being so positive..Thank you for this wonderful treasure of Your writing, You have God's gift for writing, you definitely do =))

well i better go, gotta get ready for work…Relaxation time over for now =))

But i like many others would love to see how you cope with writing blocks and other creative blocks =)
I love to write myself, but haven't written any poetry in almost a year and almost no journal entries…i guess i have a block lol..and so busy too!
So please do share with us how you overcame that =)

Because i definitely want to use God's talent that HE gave me..so i can't wait to see your next post dear Lanier =)

I love your writings!

Take care and have a great September in Georgia =))

Blessings & lots of hugs!

To God be all glory!

In Him, Jane.

]]> By: Gabriela http://ylcf.org/2008/08/dog-days/#comment-6292 Gabriela Mon, 01 Sep 2008 04:15:00 +0000 http://ylcf.org/wordpress/2008/08/dog-days/#comment-6292 Yes as much as we try to find the positive aspects of summer, waiting for September is the thing we do. Yes as much as we try to find the positive aspects of summer, waiting for September is the thing we do.

]]> By: Anonymous http://ylcf.org/2008/08/dog-days/#comment-6291 Anonymous Sun, 31 Aug 2008 21:12:00 +0000 http://ylcf.org/wordpress/2008/08/dog-days/#comment-6291 Quothe Winnie the Pooh, "Poetry and Hums aren't things which you get, they're things which get you. And all you can do is to go where they can find you."<br/><br/>:)<br/><br/>~Jo Quothe Winnie the Pooh, “Poetry and Hums aren’t things which you get, they’re things which get you. And all you can do is to go where they can find you.”

:)

~Jo

]]> By: Lady Jeanne http://ylcf.org/2008/08/dog-days/#comment-6290 Lady Jeanne Sun, 31 Aug 2008 13:11:00 +0000 http://ylcf.org/wordpress/2008/08/dog-days/#comment-6290 I am encouraged! :-) For me, bustle and stress are absolute inspiration-killers. I went through a period of a year or more of writer's block (I was going through all my scrawled notes the other day and finding that many times, when I could put a few words together, it was to express my frustration at not being able to write!), which was also a time of extreme stress and turmoil in my life. But, you know what? You are so right about the ground lying fallow in preparation to bring forth new fruit (or, uh, vegies...). When water began to slowly seep up into the well again, I found myself in a different place, with a different perspective, and something new to say. I also learned in that empty time to focus on soaking up rather than trying to squeeze something out. It was a transforming time.<br/><br/>I suppose all I've done is re-write your post in different words :-), but all this to say that I can relate and am encouraged by what you had to say! I am encouraged! :-) For me, bustle and stress are absolute inspiration-killers. I went through a period of a year or more of writer’s block (I was going through all my scrawled notes the other day and finding that many times, when I could put a few words together, it was to express my frustration at not being able to write!), which was also a time of extreme stress and turmoil in my life. But, you know what? You are so right about the ground lying fallow in preparation to bring forth new fruit (or, uh, vegies…). When water began to slowly seep up into the well again, I found myself in a different place, with a different perspective, and something new to say. I also learned in that empty time to focus on soaking up rather than trying to squeeze something out. It was a transforming time.

I suppose all I’ve done is re-write your post in different words :-) , but all this to say that I can relate and am encouraged by what you had to say!

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