A Brainless Nod is a blog about love and life, passionately written using articles, poetry, and serial web fiction. We are Dan and Lisa, and we both enjoy writing immensely. We hope you enjoy this look at our passions, our life together, and our opinions. Posts are sporadic due to us entering college, but expect new stuff every now and then!
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Showing posts with label reader. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reader. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Post #100
One hundred posts. Doesn’t seem like such a big deal as I write this one, but wow. What a journey. I know there’ll be many other milestones along the way, but this blog has truly been an amazing experience.
When I first started A Brainless Nod, I thought it would be a fun way to get me writing again. Sure, I’m writing a novel, but its hard to really set a schedule when its just you and words that seem to stretch on forever. Blogging has an instant gratification to it, that is such an amazing experience. But I never thought it would take on a life of its own.
Thursday, September 6, 2012
I am a Gamer
Are video games more than just a pastime? In the end, I have to argue the pastime thing about many things. Take a look at books. Are fictional books just a pastime? Lets take a closer look.
I have to admit, that escapism is a type of pastime, but reading a book does more. There are educational values, because many novelists like to use words that you would never ever use in regular every day speech. I’ve learned so many words just from reading. It also teaches you to pay attention, because many books have subtle plot twists.
Einstein said
I have to admit, that escapism is a type of pastime, but reading a book does more. There are educational values, because many novelists like to use words that you would never ever use in regular every day speech. I’ve learned so many words just from reading. It also teaches you to pay attention, because many books have subtle plot twists.
Einstein said
"If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales."
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