Joseph Langeneckert
My training is little but my drive is everything! I have rejuvenated my love for writing and put everything I have into expressing myself.
If you like what you read, please leave a comment. Even if you don't, I enjoy hearing constructive criticism. However, I make no apologizes for my expression!
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If you like what you read, please leave a comment. Even if you don't, I enjoy hearing constructive criticism. However, I make no apologizes for my expression!
Thank you for visiting! Blessings!
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writing, reading, technology, parenting, children, society, religion, military, politics, movies, music, history, art, entertainmentMotto
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
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Little Brown FriendA poem about the inner struggle.
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Another Day at WorkA conversation I had with myself today. Fair Warning: I drop the F and S bomb here. -
12 Amazing Facts About Our UniverseHere's a short list of some amazing facts about our universe!
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Reasons to Go Back to SchoolGoing back to school as an adult can be a rewarding but daunting task. Getting back to the classroom can make you feel bold, accomplished and give you a sense of pride!
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The Lover's ThemeA poem dedicated to lovers. -
Confusing IllusionsA poem on how it's sometimes hard to know what's right and what's wrong.
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15 Unconventional Uses of VodkaHere's a list of 15 strange and unconventional uses of Vodka.
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Teaching Yourself to Play an InstrumentPlaying a musical instrument is a fun and rewarding way of expressing oneself. Paying for lessons, however, can be very costly when added up annually.
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How to Cope with Life's ProblemsA problem is defined as an obstacle which makes it difficult to achieve a desired goal, objective or purpose. Looking at life's experiences as problems can be detrimental to a persons physical and mental health. -
Writing May Be Hazardous to Your HealthWriting is a form of self-expression that a person does in the hope that another person will read and then relate to their writings. Unfortunately, too much of a good thing is not a good thing at all.
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Islamic Center Near Ground Zero May Soon Be RealityA city panel on Tuesday denied landmark status to a building that may be replaced by an Islamic Center only 2 blocks from Ground Zero.Also published on:
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Something More to Our LivesA poem that literally jumped out of my mind! -
Piercing and Tattoos' StereotypesToday, piercings and tattoos have become less of a rebellious statement of youth angst and more of an accepted form of art and self expression. -
E-Books Are Outselling Hardcovers at AmazonEarlier this week Amazon.com announced that for the last three months their sales of e-books outnumbered hardcover books.
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Hard Work (Haiku)A Haiku about working for living -
The Devil Wears Prada at the Bottleneck on 7/16/2010This is a review of The Devil Wears Prada's show in Lawrence, KS on 7/16/10 at The Bottleneck on their "Back to the Roots" tour. -
Making Truck Driving a CareerIt takes a special kind of person to drive a tractor-trailer as a career. It's more of a lifestyle than it is a job and many won't make it. If you or someone you know is considering this career, I have some advice and links that will help in the research. -
America's Love-Hate for TruckersSome people can't live without them, some people fear them and some see them as a polluting monster. However you feel, the fact remains, we need them.
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Poverty, Crime and Terrorism: What's to Blame?I've explored some of the reasons people make a life out of crime and terrorism. With there being many reasons it is unfortunate the solutions commonly used are ineffective... and may be making things worse.
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Smoking Kills (Haiku)This is a Haiku about Joseph vs. Smoking
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Learning from Life (Haiku)This is a poem about the nature of people. -
The World (Haiku)A Haiku about how the world doesn't stop for anyone. -
Haiku for MomA Haiku dedicated to Mom.