I’ve been reading much about why we bloggers do what we do. This reading has taken me on a journey, far away from the reality of my busy life, putting on hold my: talks with political leaders, multi-million dollar fiction career paid in nickels, awesomely awarded illustration career — supported by galleries and elementary school cafeterias nationwide. So, if I can spare the time to read others, then cannot you, my way cool beyond the ozone readers, do the same? Yes, you can! Can I get an amen? I’ll settle for an “oh yeah!” Okay, I’ll be content in all that is holy and happy, if you’ll check out my list of bloggers I anoint, Some Unofficial Open Salon Stetson Selections.
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When you visit these blogs, you'll notice some are read more than others. The whole idea is to be turned on to someone you might not be reading. Now go... read... enjoy...!
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Max Rivlin-Nadler
OS Readers' Picks
daisyjane
Ande Bliss
Miguela Holt y Roybal
AJCalhoun
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Secondly, I do have a suggestion for an addition to that list. Ranchwife not only does a beautiful, heartwarming and uplifting blog...but she also cooks a mean omlette so for the sake of my future breakfasts, I would appreciate it if you gave har a read also.
Wait...don't run off..one more thing...how do you make a link of a person's name like you did in your entry? I am a computer dummy and need all the hints I can get.
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to link I click on the chain icon , copy and paste the post where it asks for the URL and insert it. the name or word you highlighted will turn purple and blue with a line underscored. When the post is saved,the line will disappear and the text will turn blue.
I haven't been around as much lately... busy. Thankfully employed.
I have missed many of your posts... I've missed tons of posts. The sliding scale at the right waits for no one.
He's hitting his stride. I enjoy his acerbic views and humor.
Sorry needed to say that.
Torman, you can also put a link in like comments and such by using what are called HTML between the .
To make a link, use a href="whatever.link.com"> and then whatever text then to make it nice and neat, close it off with a /a between the at the end such as
TINK IS A BIG JERK. DO NOT READ HIM!!! SIGNED ED I TOR!
And if it works, there should now be a linkee. If it doesn't, then, well, I'm an idiot!!!;)
And, for those who enjoy poetry, three additions:
http://open.salon.com/blog/wakingupslowly
http://open.salon.com/blog/wordsmith
http://open.salon.com/blog/scupper
today is NOT my day to read as the almighty (used to be mighty)
dollar calls.
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And now I'm going to spend the rest of the day checking out the few on your list I'm not familiar with.
Thanks, Chuck. There are quite a few I know and love, and quite a few I've not yet read.
Thanks.
what I've noticed (I just wrote this to the penguin is that I seem to stumble across the same names over and over (in comments)....I see others, yes, but we seem to sort ourselves into pleasant little clusters of gabbiness. I like that. there's one or two on your list I'm not familiar with so I'm going to head on over today and read. but the rest of them are already in my personal cluster of fun.
I gotta say: I'm honored...thanks mustardman!
Great Chuck, thanks
Kisses,
Marcela
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Thanks so much for the list. You write this at a good time, when we need to settle down from preparing for Halloween or whatever, settle back, and find richness and meaning in the art of our colleagues.
You're a wonderful colleague, always supporting me, without fail, even if I can't get around to your work as often as I would like.
I place you on this list as well. Suicide’s Auditions.
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Monte
http://open.salon.com/blog/steven_axelrod/2009/10/20/the_animal_kingdom_part_one
He's already up to Chapter 4.
I would also add consanantsandvowels. I enjoy her work immensely. Of course, I am forgetting many others as I type this which is why I hate making lists. But, thank you for making yours.
http://open.salon.com/blog/steven_axelrod
and look for Chapter 1
we all have a mission here
yours is to bring joy
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He thought he tossed flax seeds for Salon's constipated.
The flax seed turned out to be genetic altered mustard.
The Mean Mustard mule farmer had speckle dots in a chin.
When he went to church after spreading turkey dung scats,
the manure spreader splashed his bib overalls and chin too.
He was lovable. Dung freckles and all, so what if he no stink?
Please add Mean Mustard to the serious list of great stinker?
This does Not diminish seriousness. O qualified Robin Sneed!