Jane Doe Chronicles

Art of Writing: Can a Pacified Writer Find Success?

JDC Art of Writing: No, says the professional - Yes says the layman.

There are no short-cuts on the roller coaster ride to the title: author and writer. Those who believe so, are doomed in the world of the literary.

To be a successful Writer one must feel the call from within and be willing to pay the price to succeed in a competitive industry where few attain the status with the big bucks.

The desire to write, auspiciously rises from the soul's depths, ever unyielding, throbbing, a disguised yearning to create from the avenues and crossroads called life; from the mind's dark side, to angelic reaches beyond, to produce its own brand of success...be it minuscule, be it great.

If not for the love of writing, blank pages would be no more than a mirrored reflection of nothingness, unrecorded events of man's existence and the external wonderment of an ever diagnostic world laying open vast secrets to be discovered and challenged.

The many faces of beauty and its emotional moments of excitement, happiness, laughter, and hopes would never have touched man's heart...if it weren't for one human, like a painter, clicking out words,  strokes of imagination, with a play on words, and a fountain of endless thought, feeling, emotion and quests into the unknown.

Many writers believe pacifying oneself is a "pity party" keeping a writer in a limbo of non-productive days. Using the art of excuse to avoid steps of growth in the learning process, the creation of ideas or just getting started. This state of procrastination is the writer's worst enemy

Anyone can pen the written word and find they enjoy it. To whip across the keyboard, in a blazing flame of creativity and intrigue capable of attracting and keeping a reader's attention...requires knowing how to get from A to Z and then some.

The prize goes to the one who has the guts to learn what it means to be a writer, what it takes to be able to open the door to the editor's office of publication - and then, d*** it, do it! Prioritize...

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CeCe Day Hill, copyright 2011 - Jane Doe Chronicles, All Rights Reserved - Office: 349 West Circle Dr., New Lenox, IL 60451 - (815) 485-4871

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Hip Surgery: A Hell that Brings a New Future into Being if You've Got the Guts

JDC Insight Today: One has a choice ... bitch, make excuses, or fight for the chance to enjoy life at any age. Don't let emotions and fears bring you down - you are giving up before you've started.

There are two things critical to successful surgery. One is to select a competent surgeon, who has the experience to know what the "h***" he or she is doing not only in the replacement issues but is good at aligning the legs, which makes therapy, recovery and the ability to walk easier.

Two, therapy is not a game created to torture any patient, but a systematic series of what seems to be insignificant exercises design to strengthen the whole body ultimately affected in the surgery room.

Do you want to walk? So did I. Just do it! Yes it hurts for the first two to three weeks, after which the body enters into the rebuilding process, as flexibility returns and pain subsides.

Amazing how my hip feels and looks no different than before Truly science is amazing with technological advancements. But, the trick was my having the guts to hang in through periods when I wanted to totally give up. The thought of never walking again and the good lord helped me through as well as all the dedicated nurses and CNAs and others who made me feel I was not alone.

For they lifted me up to a new and brighter future.

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CeCe Day Hill, copyright - Jane Doe Chronicles, All Right Reserved, Office: 349 West Circle Dr., New Lenox IL - (815) 485-4875

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