TOMORROW AND TOMORROW AND TOMORROW
Greg Justis
- Location
- Evansville, Indiana, United States
- Birthday
- July 30
- Bio
- Somewhere between codas, we've found ourselves here.
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Epic, indeed!
I
shall anxiously await pictures
of both of you donning
dark
brown…”
February 10, 2009 01:47AM - “What a fantastic
snapshot of Hunter
T.!
I can quite
easily imagine an abstract
Ste…”
February 10, 2009 01:27AM - “Thank you all, as
always.
COS: I
couldn't agree with you more.
It seems there a…”
February 05, 2009 12:41AM - “Thank you all; it's
casting quite the satisfying
glow as I
type this
evening.
The…”
February 03, 2009 03:09AM - “Thank you all again for
all of your support and
compliments.
I've not felt
this…”
February 02, 2009 08:43PM
Greg Justis's Links
Days Getting Warmer
The first day of spring is always a bit surprising.
Seems the same story every day: wake up, bundle up, lock the door, slide down sidewalks, start the car, wait for heat, drive to work, bide your time, sip your tea, fall asleep, toss and turn, wake up, bundle up. … Read full post »
Alone in the Woods
I find that life forces upon us moments that take us by surprise. In those moments, one may need to put ink to paper (or perhaps font to screen), with the product making perhaps little sense to anyone other than he or she who writes recklessly.
In those moments, it is… Read full post »
Finding a Way Home
Change must come in the end.
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There's a dirty little pub in my hometown, right there smack in the middle of the mainstreet stretch. Despite its pronounced position in the heavily-trafficked tourist strip of a northern Michigan resort town, the di… Read full post »
For Fireside Chats
I found a new radio today.
Of course, by "new," I mean "old-but-new-to-me."

I'm sure to recieve updates on Allied progress and perhaps the opportunity to catch The Shadow in his prime.
All good things -
-GJ Read full post »
Pieces
Writers often say writing, as a process, is somehow both liberating and profoundly painful. "To write good works," they opine, "is excruciating, but to finish good works is miraculous."
Make no mistake: Atlas shall not shrug with the compositions contained herein; I will surely not channel… Read full post »
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