BLOGGING TO SOOTH THE NERVES.

after all these mad scribblings are about good bad and searches! Well this friend at twitter has a rich experience. See his profile: Denny Griffin http://twitter.com/wipoolplayer Retired computer tech , Pool Player, Jazz and dragon fan. Cat lover, NASCAR fan. Served US Navy airwing on board USS Forrestal CVA-59. We think @wipoolplayer lives in Madison, Wi. USA. He has got passions...simple and rich! wipoolplayer   - I could get his rich tweets in my time line recommended by  my first twitter friend @cgiridhar. The tweets are simple, selects his quotations from a rich source of tweeps. I admire his lists: cars, spiritual to name a few. Here is a link to his fantastic links: http://twitter.com/wipoolplayer/lists Would like to make this blog simple by selecting three tweet screen shots from wipoolplayer's time line: The trait I should follow taking wipoolplayer as the lead, is to have a word with the fellow tweeps: profusely thank the RTs, have a short funny reply

after all these mad scribblings are about good bad and searches! Reading too many quotations sometimes is like over eating. The mind becomes unclear and wanders restless...(sometimes becoming very blank) It is the stage when I feel: 'reading quotations is useless' Some time ago I made an attempt to have just four quotations ready - just like some instant energy giver - to motivate me any time. Searching quotations, with the aim to short list for instant energy giving - the mind was blocked - making myself to quote: "reading quotations is of no benefit" At this stage I thought, let me have one quotation - just one - to motivate me any time....... I got this one: Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway. (This one is from twitter and can attribute the credit to   http://twitter.com/StephenRPohlit/status/18170516543  and  http://twitter.com/wipoolplayer/status/16918252401 ) At this stage, I get an idea why not make some subsidiary quotat