... And That’s a Thought

The following pages are filled with what were once Writing Practices. An assignment recommended by an English Teacher to her students as a way to refine their writing skills. Each week an original writing would be completed, saved, edited and whittled down to no more or less than three pages. This process was done over a 27 week period. There would be no idea what the writing topic would be about each week. One just put the fingers to the keyboard and watched as the following pages came out onto the screen. The writings themselves came through as a sort of “Teaching.” Each week the Writing Practice would ensue and then there would be a “process” of going through the motions of it, meaning that the writer actually would have experiences pertaining to what is written and continues on to the present day. Therefore, the writer does not actually consider themselves the Author. The writer gives the credit to the Hands that that words were typed through. The writer does this because they are still in the midst of processing all that has come through these Hands. It would be incorrect to believe that the writer has realized all that is shared on the following pages, even though in Truth it has all already happened.