Man, life can be tough. Just when you think you got things figured out…
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Chin Up, Chin Up
When I was in high school, a chin up was the absolutely worst form of exercise ever devised. Now that I’m a trifle older, I’ve found some other exercises that may qualify for the worst!
Continue reading “Chin Up, Chin Up”I Posted Over There
If you’ve got nothing better to do, or wanna see some cool cross-platform marketing in action (gorilla style), this is it. Yeah, right…
Continue reading “I Posted Over There”On Being Busy
“Being busy and having business are two different things,” he said with a start. “Dang. What the heck?”
Continue reading “On Being Busy”On Making it Big
First, let us be clear. Oh, so very clear. Clear like a mountain stream, like a windswept sky, like a razor in the eye (clearly painful…): I have not made it big. This is not about that.
Continue reading “On Making it Big”45,300
That’s a pretty big number. If your goal is 50,000, you’re plenty close. Why does it seem so far away?
Continue reading “45,300”The Island of Lost Brains
Oh, I used to have one, I promise. And it worked pretty good. But it’s gone now, that brain o’ mine. Been thinking about putting up posters on the light posts: Lost Brain, pinkish gray in color, answers to “hey, moron…”
Continue reading “The Island of Lost Brains”Always Writing
You’re a writer, you know how it is. You write. You have to write, not because it’s your job, but because it’s like breathing.
Continue reading “Always Writing”Twinklings of the Past
You’re a writer. You know how it goes. You work your keester off writing something that you just think is the bee’s knees, the cat’s pajamas, the Maharajah’s… uh, well, you get the idea.
But life happens and stuff happens and somehow it just doesn’t seem to be the big hit you expected. And then, one day…
Continue reading “Twinklings of the Past”Avast, Ye Readers!
Nothing says nautical mayhem like the word “avast,” doncha think?
Right out of the box you know the words that follow are coming from some seafaring devil, a maritime monster, a nautical ne’er do well. This is because good guy pirates and Navy types don’t use the word.
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