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Hi, TE,

Thanks for your response.

Personally, I tend to write on the "wordy" side of things, myself, but that's just me.... If you had been in the car today when we were almost wiped out by a mid-life crisis in his sporty Subaru (sp?) you would know that a vengeful Anglo-Saxon lies just beneath the surface!


>It's one of life's rich rich experiences, reading words we appreciate, then trying to mimic the style with our own writings.<

I know: for years, I tried to write like J.G. Ballard, but have long given up the ghost!

Peace

Pilgrim

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