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-the Wakefield Doctrine- ‘…on being in love with a long-lost twin*’

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

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Warning! Advanced (and semi-coherence challenged) Doctrine Post. Do not read this Post* unless you have achieved a Level 5 Point B proficiency ranking. No, really! This is about the Doctrine, the Three String Theory, hope-in-the value-of-unexpressed aspects and (it) borrows heavily from Carlos Castaneda and don Juan (no, not a mis-print), Walt Disney, Miss Bonnie and the dreams that we all share, whether we tell ourselves about them in the morning when we ‘wake up’ or not.

…you been warned.

Notice!!! Incredibly complex and subtly insightful, chock-frickin-full of revelations, discovery and flat-out Tuesday-samadhi has been postponed! Following is the Post that I found sitting under my keyboard this morning.

Hey! you ever see that episode of the Simpsons when Homer somehow has to win a steak-eating contest and, as he and Marge sit at the table in the restaurant, waiting for the current champion and the contest to begin, Homer starts stuffing his face with bread sticks from a basket on the table?

lol  I kind of feel that way this morning.

Allow me to explain.

I signed up for an online seminar on ‘How to Write Excellent Queries, Opening Pages and …” and today is the first day of the three-day course. Today is all about the instructional segment, how-to’s and such. Tomorrow and Thursday, a panel of literary agents will be available to ‘talk to’ online. With questions and discussions, I assume. Should be beneficial and all, as I totally need to find the right agent to get ‘Blogdominion’ published. Regular Readers, familiar with my belief in the ‘we only have so many words in our heads on any given morning’ theory of creative writing are surely going all Marge Simpson right at about this point in this Post. ‘Homer! don’t fill up on breadsticks!’

lol!  (shit!  gotta lose the ‘lol’, they’ll totally think me to be an amateur writer!  wait a minute! I am an amateur writer!  hey! someone send me some money! Care of the: ‘Lets-send-clark-money-so-he-can-say-he-gets-paid-for-his-writing-and-therefore-somehow-is-not-an-amateur-writer-if-we-agree-the-meaning-is-limited-to-recompense-which-surely-is-reasonable-look-how-he-used-the-cool-word-‘recompense” Fund)

OK play time is over, got to step back and get into character as Jules said to Vincent. Will try to report my progress, later in the week.

 

 

* yeah, cool phrase, will try to remember what it meant to me on Sunday that caused me to feel the need to write this here post here.

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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. ivywalker says:

    I read you three string theory is Denise’s post over the weekend. I thought it was quite valid. Good luck with this week’s challenge as I know it’s not something you’re particularly comfortable doing what is admirable none-the-less that you are doing it. And if you want I’d be happy to send you a buck and then you can say you are a paid author. Although I’m not so sure that’s the criteria amongst those who count. Unless of course you mean those who count are the ones you actually have control over publishing. I too must get rid of the LOL. Good luck Clark we’re rooting for you.

  2. Cynthia says:

    Good luck with that seminar. LOL. <– I should lose the "lol" too, but it's just so ingrained in me, like it is in regular conversation. lol lol lol lol

    • clarkscottroger clarkscottroger says:

      lol

      • clarkscottroger clarkscottroger says:

        I’m sorry, I meant to type, “sitting back in his fine leather office chair, Clark removed his glasses and gazed thoughtfully out the window, out over the road, as he often did when captivated by a chance phrase or the young attractive estheticians from the nail salon taking a morning break in the parking lot, across the road, ‘why that’s quite the rousing retort from Cynthia!” And his thoughtful brow broke out into laughter…

  3. Speaking of our favorite movie….:”well allow me to retort”…

    I will never drop the “lol”!