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the week ahead, the Wakefield Doctrine “…and the traffic lights turn a blue tomorrow”

Welcome to the Wakefield Doctrine (the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers)

This will be a brief Sunday Morning Post.

Am recovering from a case of Influenza, should be getting back to normal (writing) schedule this week. In point of fact, we can look to the week ahead for:

a) the next Installment in our Serial:  ‘Birthday Party at the Calypso Club’.

The Wakefield Doctrine has been seeing a rapid increase in Readers of late, I thought it might be best to give the ‘backstory’  to this really fun story that we have unfolding, on Mondays.

We created the story of ‘the Birthday Party at the Calypso Club’ as a vehicle to present and illustrate the three personality types of the Wakefield Doctrine. As is the case in real life, everyone in our tale is (either) a clark or a scott or a roger. This Serial (story) serves not only to present examples of the (personality types), but it  also lets Readers see the unique ways that the three personality types interact. Of course, those who have followed the story from the beginning know which personality types each of the characters are and, anyone sufficiently versed in the Wakefield Doctrine, but has not read the story, will, nonetheless recognize each of the characters by personality type. For everyone else, here’s a quick Cliff Notes* on the Characters in our little story:

Alex Delguidice: scottian woman
Sam: clark
Violet: clarklike female
Meg: scottian woman
Mel: roger
Jen (or Jennie): rogerian female
Jimmie: scott

b) Wednesday is the Wakefield Doctrine 30 Minute Radio Hour on the BlogTalkRadio, always interesting!

c) Friday of this week I see that another ‘blog hop’  is scheduled, this time co-hosted  by none other than Terrye Toombs (aye carumba!) , (along with Janine and Kate) you won’t want to miss that.

I am toying with the idea of using the Wakefield Doctrine’s  Conference Call feature  (that we use to host the Saturday Night Drive Call-in Show)  for other purposes.
Show of hands: Anyone have an interest in a live Writer’s Chat and/or Clinic? Figure we could do maybe 60 minutes at a time to be determined this week?  It would be a chance to talk, in realtime, about issues and concerns regarding blogs and blog writing. I’ve done a couple of ‘Writer Clinic’ calls with Molly, and the benefit of actually talking, as opposed to Comment…Reply…Comment is very superior.

(The Conference Call is simply a regular phone number (nothing 900 like) and an access code…I have not heard from anyone calling into the Saturday Night Drive that it is particularly expensive to call or anything… hell I think it’s a Minnesota exchange…how exotic can that be?)

Let us know your thoughts

* do they still produce Cliff Notes?  for the younger Readers, Cliff Notes was basically google before the internet…except in print and specific to a single topic, just in case you needed to report on ‘War and Peace’ and your girlfriend took your copy when she ran off with your buddy and left you staring at the posters on your dormitory room walls…wondering if you could go on.**

** lol sorry… memory fragment from a book project…. maybe the Influenza has not totally left the building yet.

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Well, what exactly do you want to know? Whether I am a clark or a scott or roger? If you have to ask, then you need to keep reading the Posts for two reasons: a)to get a clear enough understanding to be able to make the determination of which type I am and 2) to realize that by definition I am all three.* *which is true for you as well, all three...but mostly one

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  1. Cyndi says:

    Congrats on getting more readers and looking forward to more posts in your “serial” :) Glad you’re getting to feeling better, too. Nothing like sickness to throw us off – it’s awful.

    • clarkscottroger clarkscottroger says:

      @Cyndi

      Thanks… but you know…(for clarks) getting sick can be an interesting affair! lol (not falling down, throwing up sleeping in a hospital sick) but fever-induced semi-delirium kind of sick, like the first three days of a cold or the flu…reality definitely is variable

  2. @ clarkscottroger – know what you mean about using the “altered” state to fuel imagination.
    The old addage “starve a cold and feed a fever” takes on a whole new meaning. LOL

  3. Thanks for the catch up here and seriously just take care of yourself and get better now :)

    • clarkscottroger clarkscottroger says:

      @Janine

      …thank you, Janine chicken soup for lunch and then I’ll sneak back into the Samba Room and see what our little friends are up to!

  4. Steve Crabtree says:

    How can I be so bored?

    Is it possible that a 5-hour energy is needed?

    Thanks for the award. Nice to win something. Would like that to continue into the Lotto.

    SC

    • clarkscottroger clarkscottroger says:

      @Steve

      lol is Sunday with nothing but the History Channel and re-runs of the hit new reality series ‘Locked-up in the Restaurant with Moonshine-drinking Hillbillies what want to Pimp my Ride’

  5. I’m so glad you posted the personalities for all the characters. I tried to guess a few, but seeing the names there next to them makes things a lot clearer! (For me anyway…I’m a little slow sometimes when it comes to grasping things quickly…at least you’re patient in explaining it and recapping in your posts!).

    Hope you’re feeling better!!

    • clarkscottroger clarkscottroger says:

      @Melanie

      Thank you! I appreciate it! Trying to present a personality theory is a challenge and even though writing an entertaining story is not the easiest way to do it, what I am hearing from others is that having the Doctrine presented in this kind of context adds to this process.