Short Blog Posts
by Ted Slater on 08/08/2007 at 3:31 PM
Short blog posts
are fun.
You can see at a glance
whether you
like them
or not.
(Apologies to Steve Turner.)
Short blog posts
are fun.
You can see at a glance
whether you
like them
or not.
(Apologies to Steve Turner.)
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Is that the same Steve Turner that wrote the Johnny Cash bio (as well as the awesome history of "Amazing Grace")? I know he writes poetry.
Not.
Ha ha, just kiddin'.
(It was hard to resist)
Being concise has its merits though,
I agree.
The point of the article you quickly see.
;)
Thanks Ted,
Steve Turner writes some thought-provoking, sometimes uncomfortable poems too. I recommend following Ted's link to poemhunter and reading a few more.
6 1/2 hours to leaving my cubicle and breathing fresh, non-recirculated air.
Also, I'm reminded of God's grace, mercy and love, and the unspeakable joy that comes from the privilege of being ... saved.
Since this is fairly off topic,
Did any Boundless authors see?
An article about a couple welcoming child 17?
You should do a blog post, I would be curious how readers comments here would compare to the rather incensed ones (stop breeding, etc.) on worldnetdaily.
"Dear Lord. I want to be more patient. Please make me more patient." = 17 kids.
Lesson: be careful what you pray for. :-)
Ted, did Steve Turner also write this classic short poem?
History repeats itself
Has to
No body listens
If you'd like to leave a comment, we're afraid you'll have to use a non-mobile device to do so. I just couldn't get the mobile comment entry form to work right. Alas. ~Ted.
1. xeres said the following at 3:34 PM on Aug 8:
This is so random.
2. Tami said the following at 3:38 PM on Aug 8:
Is that the same Steve Turner that wrote the Johnny Cash bio (as well as the awesome history of "Amazing Grace")? I know he writes poetry.
3. Ted Slater said the following at 3:57 PM on Aug 8:
Tami -- I believe so. You can read his bio here.
4. BDB said the following at 4:00 PM on Aug 8:
Cool.
5. Natasha said the following at 4:02 PM on Aug 8:
Not.
Ha ha, just kiddin'.
(It was hard to resist)
Being concise has its merits though,
I agree.
The point of the article you quickly see.
;)
6. Chris Krycho said the following at 4:11 PM on Aug 8:
*shakes head* Nice, Ted, if a bit random...
7. Paul said the following at 6:17 PM on Aug 8:
Thanks Ted,
Steve Turner writes some thought-provoking, sometimes uncomfortable poems too. I recommend following Ted's link to poemhunter and reading a few more.
8. Trin said the following at 6:45 PM on Aug 8:
Personally I'm
Fond of the Haiku if I
Wish to make short posts.
Josh
9. Lewis said the following at 10:41 PM on Aug 8:
Indeed.
10. John said the following at 6:26 AM on Aug 9:
!
11. Luke said the following at 6:38 AM on Aug 9:
This post would have been much cooler if it was a haiku.
12. v@v said the following at 8:26 AM on Aug 9:
6 1/2 hours to leaving my cubicle and breathing fresh, non-recirculated air.
Also, I'm reminded of God's grace, mercy and love, and the unspeakable joy that comes from the privilege of being ... saved.
13. Robert J Espe said the following at 8:31 AM on Aug 9:
Since this is fairly off topic,
Did any Boundless authors see?
An article about a couple welcoming child 17?
You should do a blog post, I would be curious how readers comments here would compare to the rather incensed ones (stop breeding, etc.) on worldnetdaily.
14. Melanie said the following at 8:43 AM on Aug 9:
Oh, man! Natasha, you beat me to it.
15. v@v said the following at 8:49 AM on Aug 9:
"Dear Lord. I want to be more patient. Please make me more patient." = 17 kids.
Lesson: be careful what you pray for. :-)
16. Ted Slater said the following at 9:03 AM on Aug 9:
Child number 17? Hey, I should blog about the morality of large families....
17. Crystal said the following at 5:38 PM on Aug 9:
Delightful
18. Susie said the following at 12:06 PM on Aug 10:
Ted-you rock! And short posts are fun. :) Have a good day. :)
19. Ed Slater said the following at 9:51 PM on Oct 3:
Ted, did Steve Turner also write this classic short poem?
History repeats itself
Has to
No body listens
20. Ted Slater said the following at 8:42 AM on Oct 4:
Dad -- yup!