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- “I don’t know why…it makes me sad.” –Samwise Gamgee March 22, 2026
- Something for Thursday March 19, 2026
- What DOES “Auld Lang Syne” mean, anyway? March 19, 2026
- Tuesday Tones March 17, 2026
- I’ll say this for DST March 16, 2026
- Yeah, y’all need to step it up. March 15, 2026
- Something for Thursday March 12, 2026
- Tuesday Tones March 10, 2026
- Morning March Mood March 8, 2026
- Something for Thursday March 5, 2026
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Tag Archives: Sentential Links
Sentential Links #142
Here we go. Yeah, lots of politics this week. :: Family fights are always painful, but they are usually easily healed as well. Here’s to the end of the Long March of 2008. It’s been real. (That it has. I … Continue reading
Sentential Links #142
OK, so we’re a day late. You get what you pay for on this blog, folks! Not that many this week, though, owing to my lack of presence on Teh Interweb. :: Today I ate so much protein, I am … Continue reading
Sentential Links #141
Here we go: :: What a small, strange world she lives in — one in which even simple breakfast choices are fraught with peril. What are her lunch and dinner choices like? When she goes to a restaurant, does she … Continue reading
Sentential Links #140
Here we go! :: You rarely see a gun, or a silencer, or a decapitation in an Archie comic. (Wow! I can cross another item off my “Things I never thought I’d see” list.) :: GREAT balls. Bob Dylan makes … Continue reading
Sentential Links #139
Linking the linkable since 2005: :: I do so love the new feature in Blogger. (Me too!) :: You’re a Democrat because you want to see certain things get done and unfortunately you need politicians to get them done and … Continue reading
Sentential Links #138
Here we go: :: My point is just that when you’re sitting in your room next to the fireplace with no one but a ball of wax to talk to, being a rationalist is way easier. (New blog to me. … Continue reading
Sentential Links #137
Linking the linkable, lest they go unlinked (more politics than usual this week): :: America almost seems like it’s finally had enough of the non-celebrities being taken seriously in some way (the entire media is like a giant, uncontained Gong … Continue reading
Sentential Links #136
Linkage, for the link-deprived, the link-depressed, the link-addicted, and just plain people who like themselves some links! :: This may smack too much of a stage magician revealing his tricks, but I actually have been asked, a few times, how … Continue reading
Sentential Links #135
This will be the Charlton Heston edition of Sentential Links, in honor of…well, Charlton Heston. Duh! :: He parted the Red Sea. What more can you ask for? :: Heston’s was a beauty uniquely suited to epics, so striking, symmetrical … Continue reading
Sentential Links #134
Here we go! :: As I said, as long as I work on the taxpayers’ dime, I don’t feel I should be wasting that time on Internet sports. (For those of you who think that your public servants are a … Continue reading



