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Work of Art 2:7
Dear Fiat: Last week on Bravo’s Work of Art, the artists were given time to grab auto parts for your Fiat 500 and turn them into a work of art. Coincidentally, I received a packet in the mail advertising the … Continue reading
Looking back
He smiles because it’s raining. Even the sun likes variety. A little over a year ago (July 17, to be precise), I asked you what you wanted me to blog about. I went back and checked the list to see … Continue reading
Button Sunday
I don’t know who’s responsible for this beautiful photo because I stole it from the Internet. In fact, blogging turned me into a photo thief, and I know I’m not the only one. I chose this button because today is … Continue reading
Hump Day Happy
It always surprises me when people who know me in ways other than the Internet are skeptical about the time I spend online or the relationships I’ve formed here. Let’s assess this… Without the Internet, there would be no Timothy … Continue reading
The Dull
I surely wish I had something of interest to post for y’all. It’s not even as if I’ve set the bar very high for myself lately. I wonder if the cross between a slug and a blog is slog. Blug?
Reading’s getting hotter
I was alerted by Shawn over at Everything and Nothing to this article in the New York Times telling us there’s been a reverse in a twenty-five-year decline in the number of people reading for pleasure. Since the publishing industry … Continue reading
Button Sunday
Do most of the people in your life know you have a blog or online journal? Do they read it? Do they ever worry about what you plan to write about a particular incident? Do they impose a no-photo rule … Continue reading
The Charm of Raggedy Chan and Camille Picott
Several years ago, some friends and I used to get together periodically to talk about wide-ranging topics. One night a new acquaintance joined us, a Houston public school teacher. The first TJB book had been bought by Kensington, and the … Continue reading
Protected: Holy editorial shit, people!
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Saturday, getting ready to write (or not)
I could do ten posts right now, I have so much going on in my head. Hopefully, I can remember them during the coming week for those times that I stare at the monitor with a duh look. I have … Continue reading


