These are the reasons why you are enjoying triond:

1. Triond helps you to unleash your imagination. Imagination like going to a fantasy world or a real world.

2. You are enjoying triond because you are earning money and skill.

3. Triond makes your future better.

4. It helps you to see things. Things like food not ghost. Ahooooo!

5. Helps you solve your problem. Problem that you can't solve. (laugh)

6. Boosts your self confidence.

7. You can do anything. This anything is like thinking crazy things.

8. Helps you to buy your needs.

9. Helps your mind to be clean. This means you are thinking of clean thoughts.

10. Makes your problems go away.

Now, you know why you are writing at triond, publish more articles that makes you happy.

In its most fundamental form, writing is a personal experience. Writers can express their emotions or explain how they feel about certain topics that concern their personal life, or the world at large. I enjoy being creative with the English language. I am intrigued that so many words mean similar things, and a writer must choose a combination of these words to say exactly what he or she wants to say. Writing, to me, is fun and challenging. A feeling of great satisfaction comes over me when I read something I have written and know that I have chosen the perfect words to convey my intended meaning. Writing can also be a way to connect people. E-mails, personal letters, and instant messages are not often considered when discussing writing. Without a solid grasp of the English language, however, a person would have great difficulty communicating with others, even through these informal media.

On the more professional side of writing, the ability to put together a well thought out, cohesive piece of writing would help a worker in any occupation become more efficient. This is especially true of those in the writing field. People get information from newspapers and magazines. It takes a good writer to put together an article that will help attract readers. Moreover, the demand for adept writers is established by the millions who purchase and read books each year. Whether writing fiction, nonfiction, poetry, or how-to, writing books is the way to earn a living for many people. Lastly, the purpose of writing is often to build a foundation for something else. The lines we hear out of our favorite characters in movies and television shows, the lyrics we hear in music, and the words we hear from politicians and other leaders all stem from a writers pen. Whether a movie or television show is humorous or dramatic, these moods will not come across the right way without good writers backing up the actors. The music we listen to would not be as powerful if the thought provoking lyrics did not accompany it. Likewise, while speeches from presidents, congressmen, and political activists seem to be a form of oral communication, they are formed on paper first. Writing is an essential element to many of the experiences we have each day.

Reading is just as important as writing. For if nobody read, writing would hardly have any reason to live. People read to get information about the world around them. Newspapers and magazines give us our daily news. Books teach us history and science, among other interests. Reading can also be a fun way to spend recreational time. Reading a poem or a fictional story brings about a certain emotional release. When I can relate to characters in a story or the emotions of the speaker in a poem, I feel connection and satisfaction. As I mentioned while discussing writing, e-mails, letters, and instant messages are a great way to connect with family and friends. Reading these messages helps us keep in touch with those that live miles away, or even those that live a couple of rooms down the hall. One of reading's most significant uses is making writing worthwhile. If nobody knew how to read or wanted to read, writing would have no purpose. Personal communication would suffer; dissemination of information would suffer; the creative process of crafting words and phrases would suffer.

Reading and writing go hand in hand. Reading makes writing relevant; writing does the same for reading. They are both significant parts of everyday life. As we walk around our communities, our places of work, and our homes, we are almost unconscious of all the reading we do. Likewise, as we talk to our friends online, or jot down notes to ourselves, we do not realize the importance of our ability to understand and manipulate the language. To be able to read and write is to be able to function and survive in our world.

1 Thessalonians 5:18 says, “In all things give thanks, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.” (KJV)

There is another verse that let us know, it's a good thing to give thanks to the Lord.

As I mentioned earlier, here are six reasons for writers to be thankful and reasons:

1. Thank God for Your computer

Reason: If you didn't have one, it would be very difficult to write efficiently.

2. Thank God for Your Imagination, Creativity, and Wisdom

Reason: Your articles and writing would be lifeless and dull.

3. Thank God for an Internet Connection

Reason: Without an Internet connection, you'd not have resources like this one to get your work published.

4. Thank God for Your Life, Health, and Strength

Reason:If you were not able physically, you wouldn't be able to write.

5. Thank God for Every Penny You've Earned

Reason: If you want to increase, start giving thanks for what you have.

6. Thank God for Other Writers

Reason: We're a group of writers that have the same passion. So we can encourage each other.

This is just a partial list of ways to be thankful. I'm sure you're already adding to this list. That's great!

For those interested, I offer here a few things I've learned to keep in mind when I feel like giving up on a piece, or when I simply get depressed over the struggle of trying to make it as a novelist.

You don't have to be a novelist, by the way. All forms of writing ultimately boil down to two things: one's heart and one's mind.

So when the darker emotions threaten to take over,

Keep in mind

• Everyone has the right to say what they need to say. If you keep it in forever, it will drive you mad. Whether you publish it or not, the point is to get it out.
• Not everyone agrees; not everyone will understand. But everyone's opinions, ideas, and feelings are worth expressing.
• So the current piece isn't working. That's okay. Reorganize a few things, rearrange a few ideas, try a different direction.
• If someone puts your writing down, or if they act like they simply don't care, hold your head up and keep going. Not everyone will be interested, of course, but no one has the right to knock someone else for doing what they really want to do.
• Whether you're writing a song, story, poem, essay, or whatever, there is a certain magic, a feeling of accomplishment, that comes with finishing a piece. And that feeling is something that the biggest publishing deal could never match.
• When someone is touched by your writing, all the strain of work and the sacrifices made will virtually vanish in the moment you're enlightened of this. To know that you've actually reached another soul is priceless, and worth any amount of work.
• You might try for a week without seeing any results, but do not give up. Today might be the day that everything flows; at any moment, you could be writing the next bestseller, or the next hit song.

Of course, there is an infinite number of reasons why we write. And there are just as many reasons for not giving up. Ultimately, one must find the courage and strength to write within himself/herself. I hope, though, that the few reasons I've found may help someone else to find their reason to keep writing.

From the greatest genius to the idiot with a pen, all writers are a gift, I think. The great genius can challenge your mind and take you on a grand adventure. The idiot with a pen can make you laugh, and we all need that. What a poor world it would be without those who write.