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	<title>Comments on: Word … The Ultimate Four Letter Word</title>
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		<title>By: Jane Prinsep</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jane Prinsep</dc:creator>
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		<description>Lovely writing, Ro, as ALWAYS. You know, I never really realised the true power of words until I started writing a year ago. Somehow since then it&#039;s been like someone has lifted the lid on an enchanted treasure chest.  Each time I feel I&#039;ve got nothing to say, I begin to write and it always amazes me what I find on the paper (or computer screen!) at the end of it. It&#039;s like freefalling.&lt;br&gt;What amazes me the most, however, is that it has taken me so long to find the healing power of words. After years of counselling and psychotherapy for various troubles, I now know that writing is the most therapeutic thing for me. Yes, I like it if others read what I have to say, but it&#039;s more about feeling &quot;lifted&quot; when I write. &lt;br&gt;I ALWAYS feel lifted when I read what you have to say.  It is clear to me when I read your writing that you are as passionate about words as I am.  You are very &quot;comfortable&quot; with words, Ro. You write so beautifully, so naturally and always manage to teach me something (even a tired, nappy-brained old bird like me)!  You make me THINK and I love you for that!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Lovely writing, Ro, as ALWAYS. You know, I never really realised the true power of words until I started writing a year ago. Somehow since then it&#39;s been like someone has lifted the lid on an enchanted treasure chest.  Each time I feel I&#39;ve got nothing to say, I begin to write and it always amazes me what I find on the paper (or computer screen!) at the end of it. It&#39;s like freefalling.<br />What amazes me the most, however, is that it has taken me so long to find the healing power of words. After years of counselling and psychotherapy for various troubles, I now know that writing is the most therapeutic thing for me. Yes, I like it if others read what I have to say, but it&#39;s more about feeling &#8220;lifted&#8221; when I write. <br />I ALWAYS feel lifted when I read what you have to say.  It is clear to me when I read your writing that you are as passionate about words as I am.  You are very &#8220;comfortable&#8221; with words, Ro. You write so beautifully, so naturally and always manage to teach me something (even a tired, nappy-brained old bird like me)!  You make me THINK and I love you for that!</p>
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