All the Time That a Man Has
Magnum Ink
- Location
- Oregon, USA
- Birthday
- December 31
- Bio
- I've taken time off from writing for pleasure, for inspiration, and just for the hell of it for the past few years, partially due to the necessity to focus on academic writing forms. My hope is for this blog to be a forum where I can kick-start my slumbering scribbling skills.
MY RECENT POSTS
- The Sound of Silence
August 30, 2009 02:30AM - Monday Morning Political Rage
(With a Side of Bad Grammar)
June 08, 2009 01:36PM - The Gospel According to
Unsound Fundamentalists, Part
3
January 23, 2009 07:12PM - Of Sandwich Boards and
(Fictitious) Roman Generals
January 22, 2009 12:45PM - The Gospel According to
Unsound Fundamentalists, Part
2
January 16, 2009 08:01PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “"for the love of god we
have to start saying no to
using
writing as a way
to…”
July 21, 2009 03:54PM - “Writing and reading
(always reading) are two
things you
should definitely
continu…”
July 21, 2009 03:49PM - “Substitute the bottle of
wine for a twelve-pack, and
you've
got a picture of my
F…”
July 01, 2009 01:17PM - “Very fascinating--thanks
for posting!”
June 29, 2009 02:44PM - “Maybe it's part of a
broader strategy--keep letting
her shoot
her mouth off,
then…”
June 09, 2009 01:43PM
Magnum Ink's Links
The Sound of Silence
Like many of us, I'm at the end of my rope with the behavior of the other folks who I share space with in this country. And I'm not choosing sides here, either--there's plenty of blame to get spread around.
No one wants my take on the healthcare bill/debacle, because there… Read full post »
Monday Morning Political Rage (With a Side of Bad Grammar)
One of these days I'll learn to quit starting my mornings with half an hour or so of trolling the net to feed my news and infotainment addictions. On one pass through the Drudgereport (I usually stop by once a day or so to see what wackiness is going on in… Read full post »
The Gospel According to Unsound Fundamentalists, Part 3
When I sat down to write this part of the “Unsound Fundamentalists” thread, I found that I could not move beyond the story of my sister's death. For now, I've decided that I will leave that for another time. Even though it's been two years since she passed, I realized that… Read full post »
Of Sandwich Boards and (Fictitious) Roman Generals
I hadn't planned on writing a posting on Obama, or the inauguration, but upon further reflection, I've changed my mind. Although I only was able to catch the last ten minutes or so of Obama's speech on Tuesday, I nevertheless found myself caught up in the enthusiasm, the sheer optimisim and… Read full post »
The Gospel According to Unsound Fundamentalists, Part 2
So... I was very, very tired.
By the time I finally stopped attending church, I had long
ago realized that my heart wasn't in it. In fact, this was starting
to make me feel very, very guilty. In my church, Sunday morning and
Wednesday evening meetings were considered "testimony" time. Each
perso… Read full post »
The Gospel According to Unsound Fundamentalists, Part 1
It's been just under two years since I quit going to church. And I feel fine. Last Sunday morning, as I lay in bed with my girlfriend, I realized that on the other side of town, a group of people that I used to know fairly well were probably singing a… Read full post »
Feelin' Green (All the Way to the Poor-house)
I found myself in a discount clothing retail outlet yesterday, looking for the basic necessities--socks and underwear--at a cheap price. I'd like to blame my increasingly Scrooge-like tendencies on the darkening economic horizon, but the fact of the matter is, I'm becoming more and more of a penny-pi… Read full post »
Training Wheels
Well, I've finally done it. After years of poking fun of colleagues who admitted to weekends spent furtively locked in home offices blogging and tracking the musings and ramblings of online "friends" they had never met, playing the link-chasing game through fanblogs for sci-fi television shows and 19… Read full post »
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