Cornerstone of society
On NPR this morning, Bill Frist called marriage "the cornerstone of society."
Ok, when did this happen?
Ok, when did this happen?
posted by jon at 8:50 AM
Just a guy writing about stuff
posted by jon at 8:50 AM
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Well, I was planning on letting you know that I had stumbled across this blog, but you caught me first. I sort of feel that I should be allowed to participate in the "inducing" dialog and I'm very glad to know more about Katie than what the folks told me. (Lemuria now stocks her first book)
You should participate! But I was glad to hear that the inducing wasn't necessary.
And I'll have to remember that people I know can read what I write.
:-)
(& Katie wants to know what folks told you ;-)
What I was told of the inducing was that the doctor said it was time. If you lived closer, communication would be better....
Katie says that Hillbilly Gothic could be a very good movie if it's discovered. I haven't had a chance to look at it yet, but I'm looking forward to reading it and Katie's book when I get a breather. And you can get any blog to link to Amazon through Amazon's "associates" program, but obviously linking to other sites is pretty easy.
As for self-editing, I didn't know who was reading and I decided if I were uncomfortable with anyone reading it then it shouldn't be there. The story itself is really funny (now), and I would've told you in person when I saw you next anyway.
Hi Joe. I look forward to meeting you and W.. Harper is crazy cute
:-)
Thanks for adding my book to Lemuria, which looks like a really special and wonderful bookstore.
Glad you are enjoying Adrienne's book. I think it's quite good. It was based on a piece she did for Metro Pulse on her stay at St. Mary's
Off to look up Fennelly's book...
-kag
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