Things I've noticed lately.  I like the word, notice.
One of Jim's students wrote him a week ago:  
Dear Professor. I just noticed I received a D.
He just happened to notice.  
And in the noticing, no doubt, he wished he could no longer notice. 
But still, he is only noticing.
As if he is a mere observer. Even a distant observer.   
And the D is like a bird that landed on his windowsill. 
Who can say why?   Or know how some things land as they land.
The Appeal of Genre Smashing for Readers and Writers
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Author James Zwerneman breaks down the appeal of genre smashing for readers 
and writers, citing several successful examples.
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1 comment:
this made me chuckle out loud
students often "notice" these sort of things
it may just be the curmudgeonization process that i have subscribed to
but i find that a lot of folks experience life as if it is being done to them against their will.
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