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Author Archives: Kelly Sedinger
Dear 45 (an Open Letter to the President of the United States)
Dear Mr. President, Yes, you are my President. But I do not support you, and I do not expect good things from you. I do not expect good policy choices, nor do I expect good outcomes. My expectations for you … Continue reading
Dear 44 (an Open Letter to the President of the United States)
Dear Mr. President, I honestly never thought writing something on the occasion of your impending departure from office would feel so bittersweet, but my God — I didn’t expect a lot of things. On the night you won the Presidency, … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
Something tells me we’re all going to need shelter from the storm.
Tone Poem Tuesday
This is one of the most well-known of all classical works, although I suspect more people recognize it by virtue of its use in cartoons than anything else, and therefore I also suspect that relatively few people can actually name … Continue reading
When will we be going back?
Gene Cernan, the last human being to walk on the moon, died today. Why have we waited so long to go back?
Bad Joke Friday
The Wife found this the other day.
Something for Thursday
Sorry for the radio silence the last few days. The reason? The usual! Writing a novel, editing another one, and trying to do more reading after a depressingly slack 2016 in the reading department. Here’s some Wagner.
Something for Thursday
I heard this on my way to work this morning. It really needs no introduction, so here’s the Overture to The Barber of Seville by Rossini.
Richard Thompson and CUL DE SAC
2016 was an awful year for creative people passing away, but one death that I didn’t see a whole lot of comment about was that of cartoonist Richard Thompson of complications from Parkinson’s Disease. Thompson was the brilliant mind behind … Continue reading