I think you've been doing a fine job holding down the fort.
I detect a subtle sense of humor which I think is very important for any writer tackling the wacky material that lands — often uninvited — on your plate.
19 October 2014 at 00:05
Tomasz Winnicki said...
I suggest you learn the difference between "its" and "it's".
English is a second language for me so I may be wrong on this, but this sentence "I always knew my tenure was to have been brief." sounds wrong to me. Like you're overdoing it on the past tense. "I always knew my tenure was to be brief." sounds better.
20 October 2014 at 17:01
Anonymous said...
The strongest often aren't those who show strength we all can see, but those who've won incredible inner battles we know nothing about.
Thought I would share this. I think it's beautiful.
21 October 2014 at 22:40
While it has been fun being the regular writer for the blog, I always knew my tenure was to have been brief. Soon I will revert to merely providing the occasional article which might be a welcome relief to some of the regular readers.
It seems that Nosferatu200 has complete her final leg of retracing the Silk Road from Xiang to Kashgar and will be returning in the next few days.
Things I've learned as a regular writer?
1. I'm not as funny as I thought I was.
2. Writing regularly is hard, especially when one has the attention span of a fruit fly (what I'm saying it I occasionally become detracted by shiny objects and multi-colored lights).
I've been told by Nos that despite her absence, she has been collecting information which will find it's way to the blog soon.
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Close this window Jump to comment formYou're a swell writer, Naberius200. I've enjoyed your contributions.
18 October 2014 at 18:05
I think you've been doing a fine job holding down the fort.
I detect a subtle sense of humor which I think is very important for any writer tackling the wacky material that lands — often uninvited — on your plate.
19 October 2014 at 00:05
I suggest you learn the difference between "its" and "it's".
English is a second language for me so I may be wrong on this, but this sentence "I always knew my tenure was to have been brief." sounds wrong to me. Like you're overdoing it on the past tense. "I always knew my tenure was to be brief." sounds better.
20 October 2014 at 17:01
The strongest often aren't those who show strength we all can see, but those who've won incredible inner battles we know nothing about.
Thought I would share this. I think it's beautiful.
21 October 2014 at 22:40