Comments on: The Moments Captured on the Page

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By: Looking for Writers | Ghostwriter Dad

Looking for Writers | Ghostwriter Dad — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:08:00 +0000

[...] to give to the readers of Writer Dad, I came face to face with the truth, then wrote about it in “Moments Captured on the Page.” This post was both an honest reflection and a teaser for the gift I’d planned to have ready [...]

By: Dave (MisterGoodGuy)

Dave (MisterGoodGuy) — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 03:12:50 +0000

It's funny but even though I know Cindy is called Cindy, I still think of Cindy as Daisy. I also used to like it when I knew you only as Writer Dad. It was a while before you outed yourself. I think it was about the time you started selling the short stories at a couple of quid a pop. I liked that arrangement but I guess it wasn't sustainable. Nobody wants to pay for anything these days. I'm convinced that even Stephen King would have turned a dime if he'd started out online.
Can't wait to relive the old days!

By: What Was Done

What Was Done — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 13:58:14 +0000

Getting old is only in our mind.
Age never prevented people from doing things:
http://www.whatwasdone.com/

By: DoYouDaveRamsey

DoYouDaveRamsey — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 23:08:36 +0000

Fantastic article Sean. Moments we think are emblazened in our minds can easily fade away. It is funny to think we'd lose a connectivity to something we've created but it happens so easily. I think it's because we become enraptured in the next creation and the next and the next that one moment of passion is hard to separate from the next.

Of particulate note to me was the thought of an abondoned nickname. Think of it. We invent nicknames from air and it becomes who are are - who they are. It should live forever simply because it 'is'. But we invent the next nickname and as usage for one grows the other fades and is gone... we were that person, now we are this... but I feel no such change.

Wow, that's fascinating. I suppose I could unspin that yarn further but the color may change before I reached the end...

Thanks!
Dave

By: Lori Hoeck

Lori Hoeck — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 22:59:52 +0000

Memory and our ability to hold it is forever changed for me as my mom's caregiver. Alzheimer's is a whole different reality.

I recently ran across an excerpt from my SpaceAgeSage days used by another blogger to make a point in his post. I had to go back and re-read my old post in its entirety, because I thought, “Did I really write that?”

By: writerdad

writerdad — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 20:52:52 +0000

It's been really cool. I love so much of what I've written here in the last year and a half. It was a unique experience to get to read it as a reader rather than as a writer. I enjoyed it, and was more surprised than I expected. I'd love to compile some of the best work into a book someday, but at least I'm off to a good start with what I have done already.

By: writerdad

writerdad — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 20:51:16 +0000

I LOVE that proverb. One of my favorites. And I agree, though I might not have thought so a couple of years ago.

Thanks for saying my ink is bold. It filled me with a smile.

By: writerdad

writerdad — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 20:49:43 +0000

Wait a minute!!! I just noticed the name. Is this a change for realz? I think that's great! Hit me in email later with the details if you'd like. I'd love to hear them.

By: writerdad

writerdad — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 20:47:36 +0000

It really is. You would think that once you created something it would be there forever, at least I always assumed so. But nope, not even close. I'm all over the map and so is my memory. :)