Ingrid I. Holm-Garibay

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Excerpt of the Day

"I thought it was extremely difficult to remember all lovers, wives, quickies, and one night stands, but one day, Brigit gave me a Cunt Coloring Book..."
A coloring book is a great tool to trigger our memory

Selected from page #270 of Letters from Frank: An American Terrorist's Life.

The human brain is better than best computer, the difference is that we do not have a button to delete what we don't need or want anymore. So when someone tell you:
"Forget about it," know that it is impossible and you can only try not to think about it or learn to live with the memory.

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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Quote of the Day

"The flesh is weak and that is what makes us human."
Mutual attraction is hard to resist

Selected from page #269 of Letters from Frank: An American Terrorist's Life.

Our humanity, frailties, and weaknesses are not an excuse for irrational acts. Because Feelings and desires are in our DNA I suggest to let them evolve when there is no collateral damage. Otherwise, close your eyes, enjoy the fantasy, and keep it to yourself.

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Monday, August 29, 2011

Excerpt of the Day

"Most of the religious books that I've read talk at some point about spirits, angels, and watchers on exceptional occasions and intermingling or interacting with people of the past. Moreover, they also mention giants and visitors from the outer worlds."
"An Angel" in shinning armor adorns the top of the Column of Victory, at  Unter Den Linden (Under the Olives) Avenue in Berlin, Germany.

Legend tells the angel came down from the sky to instruct the germanic tribes with the strategy to ambush the Romans by surprise during the night to expel them form Germany for good.

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Sunday, August 28, 2011

Is one Book Enough to be an Author?

That is the question I was asked during my last book signing event.
You bet it is was my answer.
British Writer Emily Bronté had plenty of talent, but her life was cut short and her acclaim novel Whutering Heights was her only published book. She is testimony that once is enough to write your name in the history of the world and manifest your legacy for humankind. 

Remember my quote:
"Once published, the Writer earns the everlasting title of Author."

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Saturday, August 27, 2011

Excerpt of the Day

"Some people keep a journal of their dreams, which becomes the diary of their sleeping life. It's very interesting to compare with the awaken life diary."
Notes, journals, and diaries may one day become a published book

Selected from page #269 of Letters from Frank: An AmericanTerrorist's Life.

This is a fresh idea that I suggest for anyone intending to write their memoirs. Who said I?

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Friday, August 26, 2011

Excerpt of the Day

"In order to remember most of our dreams, it's very important to concentrate and be ready to remember the most before going to sleep; have a pencil and paper at hand on your night bureau. Don't move after you wake up, try to remember and digest everything you can from your dream and write it down right away so you don't forget."
Selected from page #269 of Letters from Frank: An American Terrorist's Life.

There are many other techniques to remember and interpret our dreams and I suggest the works of Swiss Psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung.

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Thursday, August 25, 2011

Affirmation of the Day

From day one, humankind has been fascinated by dreams, considering them as our "second life."
My dream castle in Augsburg, Germany

We spent the third part of our lives sleeping and unless we learn to direct our dreams by study and practice, every time we fall asleep is like embarking into an unknown adventure.
Go to sleep with a smile and keep it till the next time we make contact.

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