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Phil's Book of Thoughts About Stuff (and life)
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Ongoing, First published Dec 06, 2014
I don't have much of a description for this yet, but the title pretty much sums it up.  For what it's worth, though, this is probably going to be a blog that I update sporadically. I'm not here to earn money, I realized recently (who'd a thought?). So if it's not what that, what's the point? Well, I guess I just want to be an influence, or create an experience. Every now and then, I have a thought that sounds kind of good. Why not write them down? So, as we struggle down this lonely road of life, let's walk and talk together, just to make it a little less lonely.
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The Lost Things

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Throughout life, everyone saves something up. Mostly it is money or some little things like stamps and coins, but we all unconsciously collect emotions and memories our entire lives because we are human beings, and the mental world is more important to us than the physical one. However, this book is not going to be about our savings but our life-long losses. This is a book of lost things. It is partly autobiographical, but most of it is generalising. Because of the topic, it may seem depressive. Partially it is. Again, we are talking about losses. But still, my goal is not to cause a reader's regret and sadness but to show the importance of certain minor things and maybe revive some kind of memories - no matter good or bad, walking along the life path of an ordinary person.