http://jrmsg.com/http:/jrmsg.com/a-rock-for-the-ages Tue, 07 Feb 2012 07:10:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 http://jrmsg.com/http:/jrmsg.com/a-rock-for-the-ages/comment-page-1#comment-200 John Thomson Wed, 21 Jul 2010 14:49:11 +0000 http://jrmsg.com/?p=404#comment-200 I love reading great writers … Dickens. Hemingway. Reetz! Seriously, I’ve been waiting for you to make a new post so I could respond like a true fan and follower. Wish I could respond as a potential client. But, alas, nothing left in my life that could justify that. I’ve sold my house and moved to a temporary apartment while I try to figure out my next move and achieve the form of total anonymity I’ve long craved (perhaps a trip to Shiprock?). But I regularly check your blog and enjoy it and your graceful stories. I’m not smart and ambitious like you. Nothing to do but hang around like those cranky, annoying editorial letter-writers and harass my more industrious friends. Kind of like living in a pre-industrial man-cave in the fashion that only a single old retired geezer can accomplish. A lot like re-living days as a dissolute college student. No one else would put up with it. When I see Steve Sidlo, we of course talk about you and toast the good old days. Keep up the good work and defend the faith! As always, your devoted old friend – John Thomson I love reading great writers … Dickens. Hemingway. Reetz!
Seriously, I’ve been waiting for you to make a new post so I could respond like a true fan and follower. Wish I could respond as a potential client. But, alas, nothing left in my life that could justify that.
I’ve sold my house and moved to a temporary apartment while I try to figure out my next move and achieve the form of total anonymity I’ve long craved (perhaps a trip to Shiprock?). But I regularly check your blog and enjoy it and your graceful stories.
I’m not smart and ambitious like you. Nothing to do but hang around like those cranky, annoying editorial letter-writers and harass my more industrious friends. Kind of like living in a pre-industrial man-cave in the fashion that only a single old retired geezer can accomplish. A lot like re-living days as a dissolute college student. No one else would put up with it.
When I see Steve Sidlo, we of course talk about you and toast the good old days. Keep up the good work and defend the faith!
As always, your devoted old friend – John Thomson

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