Maintaining this blog for six and a half months has been rewarding but exhausting. Five 800 word essays per week is a lot, and I don't think I can keep it up at that pace. So I've decided to slow down. There will be a new post every Monday and if there is breaking news I'll post it, but from now on look for me once a week.
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Edmund (now tattooed on brain), I think you're astounding, and I mean that in the nicest possible way. I really appreciate what you have done.
Once a week I might have some hope of keeping up with, comprehensionally speaking. Just call me H. erectus.
Posted by: John | April 10, 2007 at 06:23 AM