Tag Archives: Sentential Links

Some things I’ve seen the last week or so…. :: Bill Altreuter reflects on a visit to Gettysburg: I believe the United States has as its chief value in the world its aspirational qualities, and I believe that those qualities … Continue reading →

Bloggers I like react to Leonard Nimoy’s passing: :: I met him one night at an event at the New School. He was there with director Stanley Donen. It was just a quick “Hi, how are you” kind of introduction, … Continue reading →

Wheeee! Linking some new blogs (to me, anyway) and blogs that I’ve bookmarked or linked forever but for whatever reason (usually laziness or lack of time) I simply haven’t checked much in a while. :: The negative is that I … Continue reading →

Just to shake things up, some links which are not sentential in nature. Wow! ::  Writer-acquaintance Ashley Carlson (whose new book, The Charismatics, is both available and good!) has some thoughts on strategy for men who are trying to appeal to … Continue reading →

Linkage time! :: Always be ready for inspiration to strike. For this reason I have more than a hoarder’s share of notebooks I travel with, not to mention my phone with several apps dedicated to jotting down ideas. For this … Continue reading →

Linkage! :: Overalls should be large enough to wear a cable knit sweater UNDER them. Overalls should have wide enough legs to go OVER boots, not tuck into boots. (Agreed! Oh, and scarves go perfectly with overalls. I love my … Continue reading →

Linkage…. :: If you are going to use a game as a delivery vehicle for a movie, then this is how you need to do it: You need to make a proper movie. I am irritated to the point of … Continue reading →

Hey, want some links? Well tough shit, you’re gettin’ ’em anyway. :: It’s not our fault that someone as an issue with us. We don’t owe anybody an explanation for our life choices, especially some stranger we neither know or … Continue reading →

Time for linkage! These are from blogs of fellow writer type people. :: Sometimes life imitates art, but more often it’s the other way around. As strange as it sounds, what happens to Sara in this chapter happened to me … Continue reading →

Linkage. :: But now I understand why people are nostalgic. It’s your brain trying to express a moment, and recognizing that the only people who would ever truly get what you’re trying to express were the ones who were there, … Continue reading →