If I may have a moment from finding that every possible WordPress theme is almost but not quite satisfying to my eye — in fact, each just manages to have something that turns an otherwise decent-looking appearance into unpleasantness, like finding a tolerable-looking pair of shoes, only they’re an awful color, and there’s a pebble in them, and they’re made of antimatter so when you try setting them on there’s a terrible explosion, and the laces broke anyway — there’s a couple of links I ought to share in the interest of publicizing, er, me.
The most important are the links for Oh, Sandy: An Anthology Of Humor For A Serious Purpose, edited by Lynn Beighley, Peter Barlow, Andrea Donio, and A J Fader. This is a collection of short essays written after the need to do something useful after the Superstorm. I have an essay in there about my strange feelings from watching a catastrophe strike home and not being able to quite find out what was happening, or to do anything even if I did. It’s available also through CreateSpace.
Less portently, a Paper.li “newspaper” titled The Lighter Side Of Life Part 2 aggregated one of my daily short entries for its edition of the 31st of March. I’m flattered and mystified by how that one made the cut. They have a daily collection of things and there’s a fair chance that you’ll find something else there that’s amusing.
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I’ve purchased Oh, Sandy, and can endorse the 62% of it I’ve read thus far. Joseph’s piece is the second-best of that 62%, which means that the odds of him remaining with the second-best story by the time I’ve finished the book are best calulated by him and not me.
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That’s most kind of you. Thank you.
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And since I read your site via RSS I never notice your theme anyway (unless I decide to comment).
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Oh, yes, I do always forget about the RSS readers. I don’t know any way to impose a style on an RSS feed and I dearly hope there isn’t one because, after all, RSS feed.
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