Joey R
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Journaling

Started this discussion. Last reply by Aaron F Kendrick May 10. 8 Replies

Hi everyone,I did a search and found some entries on journaling/diaries, but I felt my discussion topic was different enough that I could start a new thread.When I was younger, I kept journals,…Continue

Poetry

Started this discussion. Last reply by Eric Ragle Nov 25, 2012. 26 Replies

I recently watched a talk Coach John Wooden gave and noticed how much poetry he had memorized. I think it would be a good way to make myself more well-rounded and I was curious what you all think a…Continue

Help please...paint question

Started this discussion. Last reply by Ilya Dec 19, 2011. 15 Replies

Hello everyone,I had a little bit of an incident in the car park yesterday and I got some nasty scratches in my car. Can you guys have a look and tell me what you think? I'm planning on repairing it…Continue

Etiquette Question (Last Name Only)

Started this discussion. Last reply by Shane Sep 13, 2011. 25 Replies

Do you agree with me that it's rude to address someone by only their last name? Or am I the only one who finds being called by just my last name obnoxious? The only people with good reason to call…Continue

 

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Aaron F Kendrick replied to Joey R's discussion Journaling
"Hey Joey,        I think it an excellent idea.  I do the same and use the Microsoft Onenote Notebooks.  You can modify it anyway you like.  I still use the 2007 version and get ideas, artistic renderings,…"
May 10
Joey R replied to Joey R's discussion Journaling
"Thanks for the replies so far... I've experimented around a little bit these last few weeks and the format I've decided to go with is a narrative of the day, followed by a "sustain/improve" section of what I felt like I was…"
Apr 29
Will replied to Joey R's discussion Journaling
"Decided recently to shift from journaling per se -- my thoughts, or my events, or my problems -- to a prayer journal, that is, prayers, others' prayers, thoughts of prayers.  Partly on the theory that a journal centered on something…"
Apr 26
David replied to Joey R's discussion Journaling
"I've always been an on again, off again type of journaler.  However, I recently made a commitment to write everyday.   These days I treat my journal more as repository for self-improvement.  I journal about situations…"
Apr 26
MGM replied to Joey R's discussion Journaling
"This is an interesting post. A year and a half ago journaling never crossed my mind. I believe a person’s experiences, decisions and circumstances shape whom they are. That being said I am (A) an Atheist (B) a man who lost my mentor and best…"
Apr 26
Sam I. replied to Joey R's discussion Journaling
"  Journals are a good receptacle for thoughts you'd just like out of your head, if you're not narcissisistic enough to believe other people would read it if you put it in a blog. I've kept one on and off through the years,…"
Apr 26
Jack Bauer replied to Joey R's discussion Journaling
"Honestly, keeping a diary always struck me as an exercise in self-involvement.  Just sitting there staring at your belly button ... and writing about it.  Can't figure what that solves.  Then again, I find introspection…"
Apr 26
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Journaling

Hi everyone,I did a search and found some entries on journaling/diaries, but I felt my discussion topic was different enough that I could start a new thread.When I was younger, I kept journals, mostly just listing the events of the day. I would put in little things like receipts and papers I got throughout the day.I recently started journaling again, but I'm looking to get more out of it than a list of what I did. I started journaling again because I needed an outlet to talk about some things…See More
Apr 26
Eric Ragle replied to Joey R's discussion Poetry
"Excellent topic! I suggest the usual favorites like Robert Frost and Poe. But also look into Anne Sexton and Maya Angelou."
Nov 25, 2012
Dallas the Phallus replied to Joey R's discussion Poetry
Nov 19, 2012
Justin replied to Joey R's discussion Poetry
"Head to your local library. There you will find many books of poetry. Check out several. Find the poetry that mostly speaks to you and memorize that. The only poem I've ever memorized was Road Not Taken by Robert Frost, because I had to for…"
Nov 13, 2012
Joey R replied to Joey R's discussion Poetry
"Yes, I'm still around, thanks for the poems."
Nov 12, 2012
Native Son replied to Joey R's discussion Poetry
"While everyone so far has posted up some excellent poems, in a fit of whimsy, here are three of my favorites: The Cremation of Sam Magee (Robert W. Service) Ulysses (Alfred, Lord Tennyson) and this little ditty, "All my life I've labored…"
Nov 10, 2012
Michael D. Denny replied to Joey R's discussion Poetry
"Okay, to be more serious.   The poetry begins at 4:39, but you should watch it all the way through from beginning to end. "
Nov 9, 2012
Michael D. Denny replied to Joey R's discussion Poetry
"Roses are red. Poetry sucks. Beer."
Nov 9, 2012
Dallas the Phallus replied to Joey R's discussion Poetry
"Well, this is kind of an old post, so not sure if you're around to read this. Like some of the others, I do think memorizing some poetry can aid your intellectual and emotional edification. The only problem is your audience. When and where do…"
Nov 9, 2012

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At 7:29pm on September 16, 2012, Christopher M. Bartone said…

Sorry I never saw your message until now.

At 3:47am on September 11, 2011, Stein said…

Well, I'm done for the night. Talk to you later.

 

Stein

At 3:35am on September 11, 2011, Stein said…
Central. You? Are you in Pacific right now?
At 3:18am on September 11, 2011, Stein said…

I'm sitting here on AOM, thinking I should go to bed, but I can't detach my ass from the couch.

 

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At 1:30am on September 11, 2011, Stein said…

Hey Joey! How's my first AOM buddy doing? I tell you I am completely hooked on  this,

 

Stein

At 1:41am on September 7, 2011, Stein said…
That's what it's all about.  Well, I can take it like a man.
At 1:23am on September 7, 2011, Stein said…

Well, I got my ass kicked a little by that one guy tonight. But, overall this has been great so far. Look forward to more of this. Thanks bud.

 

Stein

At 9:12pm on September 6, 2011, Stein said…

Thanks Joey! You are my first friend request on Art of Manliness! I'm honored.

 

Stein

At 10:58am on September 5, 2011, Sparky Wulf said…
Sure man - anything
 
 
 

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