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Log -- David Chess

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older log newer log reply about archive search random home words site news talking place linkwatcher   What do you say? Wednesday, January 12, 2005   Yesterday I was feeling a little bleak for no good reason, and I thought I might write something here in the log like "Could the three dozen people in the world who actually get yesterday's entry please write me? I mean, I know you're out there and all, but sometimes I get lonely." (A foolish elitist and self-indulgent thing to think, I know, but I give you the bad with the good.) But then before I could do anything silly like that, readers wrote: That (Jan. 11)'s is incredibly funny and, I suspect, exactly right. Oh! The suspense of whether the student of Roshi would attain enlightenment or not lasted right up until the last sentence. So now I'm all happy. (Of course if any of the other thirty-four of you would like to write in also, don't hesitate! Bearing in mind that my publishing turnaround on reader responses has

Log -- David Chess log (2005/01/07 to 2005/01/13) older log newer log reply about archive search random home words site news talking place linkwatcher What do you say? Wednesday, January 12, 2005 Yesterday I was feeling a little bleak for no good reason, and I thought I might write something here in the log like "Could the three dozen people in the world who actually get yesterday 's entry please write me? I mean, I know you're out there and all, but sometimes I get lonely." (A foolish elitist and self-indulgent thing to think, I know, but I give you the bad with the good.) But then before I c

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