kurt vonnegut

[victoryspirit]

this was very satisfying to read after having suffered through my bipolar mother's violent fits of rage (toward me). it was kind of sad and ironic...

"One last question," I begged. "To what do you attribute your incredible productivity

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[grapefruitgirl]

Being the target of bi-polar rage is no good. Incidentally, Kurt Vonnegut's son was/is bi-polar, and wrote a book about it, "Eden Express."

Escape, yes it is the answer to rising above the mundance complacency that surrounds us in everyday life. The imagination is a powerful force for those humans who have the bravery to harness it. That's actually what I live for...harnessing my creativity to manifest my lofty thoughts in reality, through words...

~

[eternus_questio]

I don't know who 'takingupspace' is, but I admire your comment with the highest regards. It gives me great pleasure knowing that others feel as I do.
I appreciate and thank you for your enlightening opinion.

[grapefruitgirl]

thanks 'eternus_questio'...

[victoryspirit]

i wholeheartedly agree. i have always been someone who emphasized the power of mind in overcoming suffering.

[anonymous]

what book is that from?
-robert

[victoryspirit]

God Bless You, Dr. Kevorkian

is this robert from school?

[anonymous]

i thought so. good book.

and yes.
-robert