You're welcome, Wayne.

Thanks Jude. :)

Thanks Pauline. :)

Thanks for commenting, Alexander. :)

Thanks for commenting, Larry.

I saw it , Rick. In the museum of Vladimir Mayakovsky in Moscow I saw manuscripts of his poems. Sometimes before he got the right line, 3 or 4 previous ones were crossed out.He was a genius I think, but he really worked hard on the word.It's him:
"you process
for the sake of one word
thousands of tons
of the word ore.."

Thanks Rick. :)

Using just the right word is one of the secrets to good writing. Lots happens in my editing. :)

With me it's different... Sometimes I feel as if somebody is dictating me the phrase, sometimes have to think hard, use the dictionary of synonyms, check the meanings, etc.

You're tapping into Universal Mind. That's Awesome! :)

It's a kind of big to say so... but I definitely have my own channel...lol... :)

Like MTV Unplugged. :)

no, no...it's different...:)

how?

You don't ask for it, you don't plug in... It just comes... It's a good job if you have a piece of paper and a pencil near by...:)

or one of those voice-activated recorders. :)

and who is the one who records, or rather, is recorded? Bravo to your imagination!:)I would love to have one with just one phrase recorded "Hold on" or, "Think before you leap..." hahaha...:)

Oh, Heck, Vera, Just go ahead and leap! :)

I do sometimes.. lol The results vary... hahaha...)))

My pleasure, Rosa. :)

You're welcome, Vince.

I grab a few hours here and there. :)
I appreciate you commenting, Mike.