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	<title>Comments on: Inspiration Flash!</title>
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		<title>By: josh</title>
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		<description>Hi Blair,
That&#039;s so true. And to talk about that sudden bloom of spring in your head, well it has happened to me too. Once I had a deadline to keep. The story had to be there. For our writer&#039;s club. It all just unravelled while I sat in a cafe. And I borrowed a pen from the waiter to scribble it all on the back of an envelope. You shoulda seen my grin soon after I held it reading, sort of certain that I had &#039;something&#039;. But one line from Saul Bellow&#039;s book helped. It doesn&#039;t happen to us always, does it?
Good to meet you, Blair. (I&#039;m here through your page on the ning creative writing community.) Cheers and best!
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Blair,<br />
That&#8217;s so true. And to talk about that sudden bloom of spring in your head, well it has happened to me too. Once I had a deadline to keep. The story had to be there. For our writer&#8217;s club. It all just unravelled while I sat in a cafe. And I borrowed a pen from the waiter to scribble it all on the back of an envelope. You shoulda seen my grin soon after I held it reading, sort of certain that I had &#8216;something&#8217;. But one line from Saul Bellow&#8217;s book helped. It doesn&#8217;t happen to us always, does it?<br />
Good to meet you, Blair. (I&#8217;m here through your page on the ning creative writing community.) Cheers and best!</p>
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