RE: One of Seymour's Shots

Kim, write first polish later. Like shooting; pull the trigger and let the
lead fly. If they miss the target squeeze another one off. In combat a
small percentage of rounds hit the target but all that 'popping off' works
as suppression fire. Suppression fire keeps heads down and allows you to
maneuver. Before anyone knows it your in knife fighting range, that is when
the real fun starts.
Daniel

daniel, i wondered when you would call me on this. and
so timely voiced.

would you believe me, that after reading melanie's
(and making some minor editorial suggestions), and
then re-reading mine, mine stank . . . and i tore it
up?

would you believe i've torn up everything i've ever
written?

(not that it was much--either in quantity or quality.)

no doubt this reflexive action denotes the muse
doesn't really visit.

one is left being a picky reader. at best.

envious of your fecund creativity,

kim
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Received on Thu Jun 26 17:47:05 2003