I don't believe in the "write what you know" school of writing; I believe in writing what I can realistically imagine.
"I believe in writing your dreams down and making them goals, and I believe in achieving them.
Ms. Foley goes along with the age-old guideline that it's best to write about what you know, but she doesn't believe in writing about who you are.
Whether it's collecting old time television shows, tomato farming on a porch or balcony, listening to NPR, becoming an activist for some cause you believe in, writing a blog about webcomics, soapmaking, refurbishing junk computers – anything is the limit as long as it interests you and fulfills your sense of well being.
"The level of dishonesty in an ostensibly solid marriage is, to me, impossible to believe in," wrote Rustin, adding: "The style, combining hard-boiled four-word sentences with abstract musings, jarred".
Pocock, who often blacks out the manufacturer's labels on his boots because he's wary about endorsing companies he doesn't believe in, wrote: "I understand that we're all sick of people trying to sell us stuff – in posting about this my hope is that people who do use sports supplements maybe think about some of these questions".
Thank you for standing up for what you believe in," wrote EandD Torres.
