CyberDayze

An email I sent to my 'Incognito' friend, 'C' concerning 'Micki', who is my CyberDayze photo 'magnet':

Me: "A comment on 'her' post in 'her' Facebook Page:

"Micki you have to tell me about this cyber daze. I have been following you for quite a while and am interested to say the least."

Well now. My Facebook advertising gives me stats. Like. Age. Sex. Location.

This follower is, more than likely, a male between the age of 25-44 and lives in Texas.

Hmm. Fancy that."

'Micki', I call 'her'. 'She is POWERFUL. So. I 'elected' 'her' to be my unofficial advertising magnet for CyberDayze. And. You know her.

Now, I  recognized, early on, that she would-and does-skew  my CyberDayze audience out there in the. www. This audience is probably not interested in READING CyberDayze. But. They WILL buy it. No doubt. 

So. Question is-if I retire her, what would best represent CyberDayze in her place? Just a picture of the book? Boring. Nope. I need another captivating photograph of SOMETHING to take her place and more correctly represent 'The Words' known as  CyberDayze. So. You see my plight. Any suggestions?

Hmm. I really should 'pull her'. But. Damn. She's SO powerful...

CyberDayze.

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CyberDayze

CyberDayze. What is it about? It's about music, for one thing. A comment made to someone, in CyberDayze:

TRENT REZNOR-NIne Inch Nails. 

"This was just posted in a nine inch nails group I'm in:

'Watching Trent tonight, he IS music, it's in his skin. He feels every melodic change, every beat, like a snake sensing tremors'. 

I 'GET IT'. That's what I mean when I say 'I want to BE the music'...

God, I loved reading that."

Iwantthemusicneedthemusichavetohavethemusicwanttobethemusic

It's in most all of my profiles in the entirety of the www. That post about Trent Reznor sums it up. Perfectly .

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CyberDayze.

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And. 'The Words'. 'They' have surprises for you...

PLAUSABLE

PLAUSIBLE 

It is odd, really. The wishty-washy feelings, anxiety? doubt, uneasiness, anticipation that all sweep over you like the mad rush of a hurricane, when it comes down to the final moments before 'Intangible' and 'Tangible' collide. Can you possibly match up to that person's expectations, desires, dreams, and hope that have all  built up and solidified  within the course of countless hours, chatting in 'Intangible'? And. What about your own expectations? Have they been created on nothing more than a vast sea  of quicksand? Maybe.. So. Is it best to leave 'Intangible' right where it belongs-within the safe confines of TheWorldWideWeb-in a dizzying dash to douse that disappointment you most certainly will feel when your dreams, hope and desires quickly come crashing down and become nothing more than past tense?  Maybe so. Or, not?

Welcome to this new millennium.

CyberDayze

Have you ever done something that you thought you would never, EVER do? I did. On the computer. CyberDayze explores the implications of allowing your 'intangible', cyber life to cross over into your 'tangible', real life -and the consequences therein. As a non-fiction book written loosely in an autobiographical format, CyberDayze also has a theory buried within. But I deliberately DID NOT disclose my thesis statement up front, with supporting documentation following. Rather, I turned it the other way around, which, in essence, made my supporting statements more of a mystery read-hints, mind you-and asking the Reader here and there, Do you understand what Im trying to say, yet, Reader? sprinkled within. Almost to the very end, I hold out, until I sum up the circumstances of events they had read and ALAS! agree that I certainly well might have a valid argument here. The content is engaging. Interesting. Sad. Thought-provoking. Funny! And, yes, even erotic. It is well worth the read and delivers a substantive message in its wake...

CyberDayze

Have you ever done something you thought you would never, EVER do?

I did.

On the computer.

And.

I named it.

CyberDayze.

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#Cyberdayze.

CyberDayze

 So. I got 'played' by an 'Intangible' (CYBER) 'Player'. You see, he played me with his words. And. I fell for them. But. I caught on and I blasted him. Because. I saw him, online, for hours. 'Playing' other women. Tsk tsk.

However. I emailed him and told him I understood. 'The Words', I call 'Them'. 'They' want to be heard. I told him this in our 'word romance' stage and he concurred about 'The Words'. He 'felt' his own Words, too.

He wrote me about 15 'heartfelt' poems. An excellent writer. I'll miss his Words. 'The Words' will miss his Words.

I am deliberating on emailing him and suggesting to him that we co-write a short story or book together. But. Thus far he has not answered any of my email. Hmm.

What to do. Well. I guess I'll just blog about it.

So. Here it is. And. His loss.

Too bad. We could have ridden on the coat tails of CyberDayze.

Hmm.

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CyberDayze.

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CyberDayze

Noisy-Me? 

Can't help it.

It's those pesky 'Words', you see.

'They' have a message 'They' want heard.

I am merely the messenger.

#Cyberdayze

CyberDayze

A Facebook message from Gina to Paul:

"I envy the great artists who have the intellect that usually accompanies bipolar sufferers. Not to sound arrogant  but I think you agree, because, you too, are intelligent. They can withstand the roller coaster. HARNESS the energy and USE IT to CREATE great music, paintings, movies-whatever! for the world to enjoy. ..

[andsupportthemselvesquitenicelyneednotbesaid]"

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#CyberDayze.

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CyberDayze

I posted these words in my blog sites:

MORNING SEX

Nothing better 

Hot and soapy 

In the shower 

And received this, out of the blue, in my email:

"Washing your back, sharing a shower after, only makes the morning sex that much more better." 

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CyberDayze.

Amazon.

Mid November. 

It's worth the wait.

CyberDayze

CyberDayze 

A Blog Comment Received 

"Woman you are witty follow y9u a5 times you neve4 cease to amaze me your friend Johnny@ 5551212, roadie work for all on tour with Broadway’s Production of Peter Pan yeah!! Huh??"

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CyberDayze.

Amazon.

Mid November.

It's worth the wait.