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Here I am up in the middle of the night writing - I am thinking of ditching the TV cable in a month or two when the contract runs out. I will get it decreased at the very least. I read a very interesting bunch of stuff about lexigrams - which are symbols or meanings out of words. For example the word ten could mean a 'net' in this type of symbolism. Well, they took people's names first, last and middle and showed how mixing up the names showed their destiny in cases. I did mine. What stuck out most were two phrases when I mixed up my name, - he sells games, he makes games. I'm not a game person, but I really have a suspicion my books could be made into games, especially the one I'm writing now and the ones I am planning. It is interesting to say the least. Anyway, the diet is going well. Toto is hungrier than me most of the time! :) I also got the phrase out of my name - 'he makes a name', so that may show promise for my writing career and also 'he makes names', which I do with the writing of each story... (the way I understood lexigrams one could use a letter in their name multiple times to make a phrase even if it just was in their name once).
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Very interesting about the lexigrams. Kudos on staying below the blue line!
29 Mar 10 by member: mbhpro
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I found the lexigrams very interesting too mbhpro. I wonder if I am going to have a large amount of money to access some day. A lexigram from my name I figured out is 'He sells Hef's mags". Believe it or not, and I always wanted to be a part owner of that magazine one day. It really is amazing what our names rearranged can spell out. Is it presaging my future? I don't know, I sure hope it might be even though I am sort of religious...
29 Mar 10 by member: GlennM
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Yes, I don't know anything about lexigrams but it does sound interesting. Glad to hear that the diet is going well Glenn, keep up the good work!
30 Mar 10 by member: information
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Very interesting Glenn about the lexigrams. I may look into that out of curiosity. I am a reader, tho not so much sci fi. I hope I hear about one of your books out there soon. I would certainly read it. Diet is looking good also. Not a bad idea about the cable. I pay a fortune and all that is on is junk. I should probably read more. Only a few show that I truly enjoy. Have a good week Glenn. Hope your weather is nice. We will be having a good week I think (I'm in South Florida).
30 Mar 10 by member: The Next Number
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Hi Next number - I hope you see this... Anyway, the weather is warming up here tomorrow to spring/summer weather with temps to be in the 70s and 80s the next five days or so. I have also written two historical fiction books that are ready to be sent out, and a western that needs a rewrite to be more historically accurate. I expect to write in many genres. I bet there will be a horror book eventually too, that will probably be the easiest thing - I would think to write - though I heard for first-time writers it doesn't sell as only a few writers have that market cornered. I'm writing a fantasy book now. The sci-fi book will be multiple short stories, maybe ten or twelve perhaps. That is probably how I will do science fiction when I write it... :)
30 Mar 10 by member: GlennM
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You are multi-talented. I love horror stories. I have a wide range of authors that I read, King, Koontz, Little, etc. Don't have as much time to read as I did when I was younger. Seem to be busier now than ever what with kids and grandkids. Are you in Mass? Did I get that correct. I hear the rain in New England has been unrelenting. I used to wish I could write a long time ago, but had no clue how. Wish you good luck and hope to hear your name out there soon. Have a great night.
31 Mar 10 by member: The Next Number
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