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- Something for Thursday November 6, 2025
- Thoughts on Taylor Swift (a vlog!) November 5, 2025
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- “I saw a UFO once….” November 2, 2025
- Dispatches from Planet Monti! November 2, 2025
- “People get ready, there’s a train a-comin’….” November 1, 2025
- MASS HYSTERIA!!! October 31, 2025
- Something for Thursday (Oooooo! edition) October 30, 2025
- Tinkering under the hood…. October 30, 2025
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Sentential Links #223
Linkage! Time fer linkage here! :: Pie is more meaningful than old world family recipes. (I just found this blog last week. It’s a blog by a woman who actually lives in the “American Gothic” house and likes overalls. And … Continue reading
Sentential Links #222
The march of linkage carries on…. :: My introduction to Wagner’s great four-opera masterpiece, The Ring of the Nibelung, was probably the same as many in my generation: through Star Wars. :: I really don’t know what you do about … Continue reading
Sentential Links #221
Linkage…. :: Is it pathetic that somebody with nine times the median household income thinks of himself as just another average Joe, just another “working American”? Yes. Do I find it embarrassing that somebody whose income is in the top … Continue reading
Sentential Links #220
Linkage! :: The girls had no idea that across the country and around the world, Christians and Muslims are struggling so mightily. They made domino chains, played American Girl Dolls and schemed to attack the neighbor boys with water balloons. … Continue reading
Sentential Links #219
Linkage! Getcher linkage here! :: I decided to name my second Ameraucana rooster Upset, after the not-so-famous horse. :: Madame Bovary? Comedic gold. Lord Jim? A laugh riot. Anna Karenina, Moby-Dick—the first ten chapters of both are as funny as … Continue reading
Sentential Links #218
Linkage! Getcher linkage here! :: High Speed Rail is not only really cool – something supporters should certainly capitalize on – it’s also an extension of the greatness of America’s rail history. The railroad was a huge driver in our … Continue reading
Sentential Links #217
Linkage…. :: I don’t know why this is true but a cat simply cannot resist the pull of an empty box. (Heck, at Casa Jaquandor, the box doesn’t even have to be empty!) :: You should keep this in mind … Continue reading
Sentential Links #216
Two hundred sixteen of these posts. Here’s a weird factoid from my life: 216 is the only room number I remember from my high school building. For years it was a really big room that was only used for study … Continue reading
Sentential Links #215
Linkage! To return to an older MO of mine for these posts, all of these links are from blogs on Roger‘s blogroll. Enjoy! :: I don’t know if Apple Computer (through it’s authorised distributor, Renaissance) thought it was being clever … Continue reading
Sentential Links #214
Linkage…. :: Today, this argument would almost certainly carry the day. Even most liberals wouldn’t fight it. It’s as if we’ve been brainwashed against arguing that we should do something purely because it represents the way we think people deserve … Continue reading



