Tag Archives: Sentential Links

Yeah, I’ve stopped numbering these. No real reason why, I just got tired of having to go back and look it up each time out. Anyway, the linkage: :: Good evening… come on in. Why don’t you get yourself some … Continue reading →

Linkage!!! :: Isn’t that breathtaking? This image shows a portion of a much larger complex which currently has over a dozen stars forming inside it. Several of the stars you see here are quite young, only a few million years … Continue reading →

Linkage…. :: If the United States truly is, as I’ve always been told, the richest country on earth, the best country on earth, how can we in good conscience abandon a human life in this way? The dirty truth behind … Continue reading →

Targets acquired. Linkage commencing. :: In the meantime, I’m thankful to first person shooters, not only for helping me write the novel that put me on the map, but also for giving me a way, at the end of the … Continue reading →

Linkage begins…NOW! :: It has just been discovered that we are down to our last TWO gummy bears. I have released every creature at the cave from their regular duties until the gummy bear deficit can be rectified. (Sorry, but … Continue reading →

Linkage commences…now. :: We have little trouble buying that a young man from Texas who never travelled abroad and had limited formal education could write convincingly about kingdoms and barbarian heroes from the mythical Hyborian Age. We don’t doubt that … Continue reading →

Just one this week…. :: We were lucky, my son and I. We didn’t have much awkwardness between us. Spending so much time together, everyone in our family has time to make him- or herself clear. To say what needs … Continue reading →

Linkage begins…now. :: I wish the makers of air fresheners would be more specific about what their products smell like instead of having cutesy names like “Sunny Meadow” and “Early Morning Breeze”. (But how else does one describe these things, … Continue reading →

Time for linkage! :: Now I did not live there. It was only four days. But there was a point, walking by the Royal Ontario Museum on our second day there, when I said to my wife: “I think I … Continue reading →