RC Gale

I like to think of words as breathing. Take the Arabic word which can mean breath ruh, or the French word heleine, or the Greek word pneuma. When you say them you breathe out. Words are essentially life. They are breath and they are spirit. All change is linguistic. To breathe new life into another is to breathe your words into them. Of course words can also kill, which is why they’re so precious. In this blog I hope to breathe out precious words.

My name is Ross. My middle name starts with a C but nobody calls me RC. If I ever become a famous writer then maybe I’ll go by it. I blog about literature, the Bible, my life, sports, and funny things. I like to take blogging seriously, but mostly I just get jealous that my blog isn’t popular like perez hilton’s.

I’m an English/Writing major at Portland State University. I play hockey, enjoy watching baseball, and read lots of books. And I do other interesting stuff.

Feel free to drop me a line at rossgale4@hotmail.com

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