When Bloggers Roamed the Earth

There is news, good news, and a creative outpouring from all over.  Michael O’Connor Clarke has taken a senior management position at Marqui!  Ronni Bennett is in Portland Maine looking for a new home. 

Problem with blog postings is that we catch a snapshot and seldom turn all the little images into a flipbook.  This deprives us of context and motion.

Rather than substantiate the following assertion with mere data, I’m going to ask you to take it on faith.  The bull market is back and the world o’ blogs, a mere parking lot for so many underemployed refugees from the dot com daze, has emerged as the paper of record.

Tidy people are using aggregators to roll their own info-feeds and are better informed than they were last year.  Newspaper circulation has again declined in all markets.  Messy people like me still haven’t gotten our minds around personal aggregation since it smacks of newspapers piling up on the porch.

There is no way out of Iraq and southwest asia looks like a re-run of southeast asia without the leeches.  Bush, struggling for any action he might take to appear effective, threatens long prison terms for illegals apprehended by el migre.

Brian Moffatt quotes Geordie Best:  “I spent a lot of my money on booze, birds and fast cars - the rest I just squandered.”

Yes, at Sandhill we share all the fits that’s news to print.

Here, for friends, family and the occasional reader who might have floated in on a Google search for "woodchuck pie,"

BESO!