Monthly Archives: June 2013
Comment on Self-Assessment: The One Question Every New Writer Wants Answered
The One Question Every New Writer Wants Answered On the last day of the quarter, I often ask students in my memoir class to write down on an anonymous slip of paper a question about writing. When I did this recently, I received a number of questions about the legal implications of writing about others, […]
1000+ Views…Yay?
I recently hit 1000 views of my blog. I guess I should be excited or maybe not. It’s not like that is such a massive number. However, for my humble blog, I think it’s significant. I don’t do very much promotion beyond the Publicize feature to alert people I know on Twitter and Facebook (oh, […]
IMF admits it botched bailout of Greece
IMF admits it botched bailout of Greece I finally have a chance to commit to the ether some thoughts on this article. Apparently, the IMF has admitted in a report it published that it was “excessive” in its application of austerity measures in the case of Greece. This is a big admission from an organization […]
Version intégrale (2011) | Garou | MP3 Downloads 7digital Canada
Version intégrale (2011) | Garou | MP3 Downloads 7digital Canada. I’m listening to this album while working away. It’s making the day a bit better after a rough start. 🙂
If companies had realistic slogans
Originally posted on Things Could Be Worse:
Truth in advertising…. Things Could Be Worse View original post
“Spock” Takes a Day Off
Leonard Nimoy hangs around his “house” and generally has a good slob.
