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I think I'm bored blogging. I think I'm done with it. I think what's the point? I think you should check out my blogroll instead. I think they say stuff better anyway.

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  1. Don't you dare! I feel that way sometimes and then I think about how much pleasure I get from exchanges with my blogger friends. Take a little break if you must, but don't quit. You did that already and we missed you greatly. Now where the heck is that Jesus post I was going to comment on?

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  2. I agree with Doug B. Take a break. The one I just took did wonders for me.

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  3. D-Ro,
    I'll e-mail you and try to talk some sense into you. Don't even think about leaving us hanging...AGAIN!

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  4. I just started coming and was looking forward to reading more. I didn't know if when you said you'd answer my questions the other day if you meant on here or on Rain's site so I kept checking here too.
    What bores you about it?

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  5. Before, when I quit, it was not by choice. This time it is, though. I really am so unfocused anymore, I kind of get overwhelmed with what I want to say. So I end up with 14 draft posts I never finish, and I'm not used to that. Touching Jesus was funny, though, don't know why I deleted that, except that it was just another example of re-blogging because I can't any longer post for myself!

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  6. And you were missed, btw. Glad you're back. Where else might have found meatless meatballs? :) Maybe it's just a break I need to get more focused again. We'll see, but meantime I'm still there with you all.

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  7. AGAIN .. like I said wasn't by choice last time. For now, though, as David Gates of Bread would say, "it don't matter me." :D I know you get that.

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  8. All right, I confess I missed the questions, even though I flagged it to follow up. I'll do one more to answer, fr what it's worth. At least I'll have something to focus on, I might be able to complete something for a rare change lately.

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  9. Hey D.R.! I hope you still comment with us on the other blogs, even if you're not posting on your own blog. You sound down and I know what that's like but just remember your funk will pass. I enjoy reading your writing, even your comments, so I hope you stick around cuz "Baby, I'm-a want you" to -ha. More Bread talk for you.

    What about doing impromptu free-flow podcasts sometimes when the mood strikes? It might eliminate your ennui problem and you have a great speaking voice.

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  10. Hey all, I hope you see this. This is Doug's cousin. Doug has had a massive stroke, and he needs your prayers immediately. You can contact me at greenwildcat@yahoo.com

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  11. I am sorry to hear about Doug. I hope that he will recover. I will be thinking about him.

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  12. Likewise. I'm sending well wishes his way and I hope he will be okay.

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  13. Hi Rose,
    Thanks for letting us know about Doug. I'll be praying for him. This is such horrible news, just horrible.

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  14. Rose, thank you so much for letting us know what happened. He will be in my thoughts and I hope he is okay.

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  15. I really hate to hear this news. My thoughts and best wishes are with him.

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  16. My thoughts are with him, too. He'll be in my thoughts.

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  17. My heart is aching.

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  18. Thank you all for your thoughts & prayers. I know my dad would be thankful for them.

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  19. I'm sending well wishes to Doug!

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  20. My thoughts and prayers are with you Doug

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  21. Megan, I will keep you, your dad and your family in my prayers. He really means a lot to all of us. Please let him know that we all send him our love and best wishes. Take care.

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  22. Doug & family,
    You have been and will remain in my thoughts and prayers.

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  23. I was shocked at the news, and my heart aches for him and his family. He's constantly on my mind and in my prayers!

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  24. Doug, I've been out of the loop for a while. I came on your blog by chance to see if you were up and running again. So sorry to hear about your stroke. My sis, only 37, had a stroke a few months ago. Scary times for sure. I do hope you are doing well.

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  25. I hope you are doing well and recovery is chugging along.

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  26. Donate to help Doug R. cover some of his medical expenses..
    http://www.giveforward.org/fordougr/

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