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- A quick and random thought about Josh Allen November 7, 2025
- Something for Thursday November 6, 2025
- Thoughts on Taylor Swift (a vlog!) November 5, 2025
- Tuesday Tones November 4, 2025
- A random fact I learned minutes ago November 3, 2025
- “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
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Sentential Links #202
Linkage…. :: Generally, the annual lice letter goes something like this: Dear Parents, This letter is to inform you that you a student in your child’s class has lice. Please check your child’s head frequently and be alert blah blah … Continue reading
Sentential Links #201
Onward and Upward with the Linkage! :: On the subject of Gingrich, here’s one thing I don’t understand. John Edwards’ philandering has made him a public pariah, understandably so. But Gingrich’s marital behavior was probably even more disgusting. He cheated … Continue reading
Sentential Links #200
Woo-hoo! Two hundred Sentential Links posts! Yay! Huzzah!! And something like that. :: Sometimes I look up from what I am doing and I see Hope across the room staring at me, and there is a look of such coiled … Continue reading
Sentential Links #199
One more to 200! Woo-hoo! :: In the end, that’s the real problem with reboots; not only do they not really give the title a fresh start, they don’t really make it any more accessible. Within a year or two, … Continue reading
Sentential Links #198
Closing in on the milestone #200! :: Once healthcare reform is passed, everyone will breathe a sigh of relief and move on to other issues. Republicans will huff and puff, but they don’t have the votes to overturn it and … Continue reading
Sentential Links #197
Linkage. Closing in on 200 of these posts, wow! (As an added bonus for this week, no politics! I’m a bit burned out on reading about Republicans right now.) :: I am seriously in love with this game right now. … Continue reading
Sentential Links #197
Linkage time: :: We’re in for some hard times. We need to pull in our belts, pay more taxes, demand more value for our taxes, and say no to an ideology that requires converting our health money into corporate profits. … Continue reading
Sentential Links #196
Weekly linkage! Beware! :: If torture were really as effective as the Thiessen/Cheney wing of the conservative movement thinks, they’d hardly risk resorting to such obvious lies to defend it. They’d have so much good evidence in favor of it … Continue reading
Sentential Links #196
Linkage: :: The Law is a blunt instrument. It’s not a scalpel. It’s a club. If there is something you consider indefensible, and there is something you consider defensible, and the same laws can take them both out, you are … Continue reading
Sentential Links #195
Linkage! Slightly delayed, but linkage nonetheless: :: For the past two nights my characters have dominated my dreams. Well, two of them so far. :: Thirdly, I have owned it for YEARS, so it’s one of those “perpetually unread” books … Continue reading



