Tag Archives: Sentential Links

Linkage…. :: I think it could work, but I don’t know enough about fantasy football to be able to construct a workable baseline for weekly points scored, and that’s needed in order to be able to build workable monsters for … Continue reading →

Linkage time! :: You know what would be cool? Placemats that had losing presidential candidates. (Yeah, because I wanna think about Michael Dukakis when I eat!) :: For all its archness, for all its knowingness, for all its dark and … Continue reading →

Linkage! :: I turned 40 a few weeks ago. One would think that by this “reasonably adult like age” that I would no longer feel guilty about simple things in life, like, missing an event, right? Wrong. And it’s time … Continue reading →

Linkage…. :: I left the coffee shop, put my mini-van in reverse, a quick return to real life. But I was grounded & understood & grateful. :: This is is going to be the year of me. It’s going to … Continue reading →

Links! :: But I’ve had a great year of reading, and a whole new routine surrounding bedtime (I’m like an infant, having to be put into a routine), and cutting down on Internet/phone time, all of that, and so I … Continue reading →

Time for links! These are all from a new thing I’m participating in over in the Twitterverse, called “Monday Blogs”. You link a blog post of your own using the hashtag #MondayBlogs, and then you visit others doing the same … Continue reading →

It’s time for links! :: Still, if nothing else, this serves as a valuable object lesson: when you read this (well, if you can get through the entirety of it; it’s a joyless slog, all self-congratulation and abuse of no … Continue reading →

It’s that time again…. :: As long-time readers know, I just flatly oppose the filibuster, and I think the only thing Democrats did wrong yesterday was not getting rid of it completely. Majority rule is fine. It works for presidential … Continue reading →

Links…. :: I could go on like this, but I hope the point is clear: one can seize on our differences, or celebrate the commonality. Someone suggested to me that some people seem to thrive on conflict, and I’m sure … Continue reading →

Linkage! :: So I ask again, who won World War II? Was it the Allies? The Americans? The Soviet Union? I believe that the real victory of World War II came from the emaciated symphony of Leningrad. In a deeper … Continue reading →