Inspiration Monday: the final threshold

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1. What a great opportunity, but said to know this is ending. I should probably jump on for the last gasp then.

   1. It’s not actually ending, but I’m glad the thought inspired you to join in! I look forward to reading your work. : )

2. No internet? Oh my! Wishing you all the best. Your blog has always been a treat.

   1. I’m not actually going anywhere. A little prank. ; ) Your comments and work have always been a treat! Keep it up!

3. Best regards on your studies. Once you are addicted to the Internet and blogging, can you actually break the habit? I have to admit I have never previously heard of conspirational narrative. We will miss you.

   1. I don’t believe you can break the habit. XD

4. You know, April 1st is a tough time for congenitally gullible people like me. And people wonder why I’ve become so suspicious in my old age. 😉

   I was torn between being very sad at the thought of you not blogging for a lengthy period, and being very excited that there is such a thing as a PhD in something called Conspiratorial Narrative. I mean… seriously! Then I thought “she has a Twitter? Is she more nuts than I thought?” and so I clicked the link.
   Well played.

   1. Thank you! I was trying to make it just weird enough that people would be suspicious. Maybe we should start our own PhD program?

      1. I’m always either too suspicious or not suspicious enough.
         Nah, that sounds like waaaay too much work, and you still need to write that rock-opera, remember? Still… conspiratorial narrative…

         1. You’re right, I do. Not to mention Rabid Apocalyptic Bunnies of Doom!

            1. Always beware Doom-bunnies, especially of the Apocalyptic varieties.

            2. I can sense them coming for me in all their rabid cuteness.

            3. I gave up dust bunnies for lint.

            4. You crack me up every time, Jerry.

5. Hi Steph,
   You almost had me there – you’ll have to check out my post to see what happened next. It’s here: http://elmowrites.wordpress.com/2013/04/02/in-mon-farewell-to-words/
   Glad you’re hanging around!
   Jen

   1. Okay, so it was an April Fools'(Fool’s) Day post. The Internet, obviously, bunk, but how about Germany, PhD. and the rest. Is there a conspirational narrative?

      1. You were right, I wouldn’t be able to shed my Internet addiction. ; ) Bielefeld is a town in Germany rumored not to exist, and I made up all the Conspiratorial Narrative stuff. Though wouldn’t that be interesting?

   2. Me, too, Jen!

6. Here’s my first, Bigfoot:

   http://chriswhitewrites.com/2013/04/02/bigfoot-a-to-z-blogging-challenge/

   This year is also the first time I’ve participated in the A to Z Challenge, and I foresee a large number of links coming this way…

   1. Cool – look forward to them!

7. thank God you are NOT going anywhere !
   I can not thank you enough for these weekly ideas :

   http://ladynimue.wordpress.com/2013/04/03/a-to-z-challenge-believe/

   1. Thanks, Nimue, I’m grateful, too! What would I do without Internet???

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10. You caught me with this one.
    And my first thoughts were WHAT will I do without your dose of inspiration 😀
    Here is my piece for this week 🙂 http://whisperingwithwords.wordpress.com/2013/04/04/words-that-spoke/

    1. What would I do without yours? : )

11. Conspiratorial Narrative? That sounds awesome! No Internet? Maybe it’s a conspiracy? 😉

    Here’s my story for this week: http://www.bnatividad.com/2013/04/boys.html

    1. Definitely a conspiracy. ; )

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13. Another A to Z Challenge story – this time about the Futakuchi-onna (if you haven’t heard of her, check out my story!)

    http://chriswhitewrites.com/2013/04/07/futakuchi-onna/

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