More ruminations, rambles, rants and raves from the downhill side of the mountain.
And I also recommend my gentle employer to you as well. The Barnes & Noble Affiliate Network, which seemed to have stopped working, is back in operation, so the links and banners are working again.
Now, go buy some books.
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And finally, here are a few books I might recommend for your edification and amazement.
What's the Matter with Kansas?
I've fallen in love with one of my fellow (and I stretch my own offerrings to include myself in his company) bloggers. Fred Clark, who blogs under the title of Slacktivist comments through the written word with a clarity and perception that I can only wish for. I am old enough to be his father, and I would be so proud to be just that.
All I can do is urge one and all to read what this man has written over the past three (mol) years. God! If I could express my thoughts even a couple of orders of magnitude less elegantly than he does, I would be content with what I write. Fred stands as a beacon and a model towards which I aspire. I would love to meet him in person, kick back with a couple beers (or whatever) and talk for a long time. That would be time well spent.
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