Mostly this blog will be a way for me to tell the story of the past twelve years here. I’ll also mix in current events and other topics occasionally. I will post my retelling of the past events in chronologically ordered segments and listed under the heading of “HISTORY” That way no one will confuse the past situation with the present.
I do not have the time or the discipline to post every day, at least not at the present time. Therefore, I am announcing this as a weekend only blog. I will try to post every Saturday and Sunday. Occasionally I might start early on Friday or carry over into Monday. But I will not be posting on Tuesday through Thursday, so you have been warned. Bobby G. (see links list) is the weekday blogger, so I am just trying to pick up the slack.
I am releasing this information as copyrighted material. All that means is if you stand to make any money off of my words, then please share a bit with me. If you use my words or ideas for no financial gain, then please at least mention my name or link to my blog. The only reason I am doing this is that many of my stories would probably make for a good movie or TV episode.
American Gangster - Movie Trailer
EDITED; 11 MARCH, 2008: I have decided to remove the "HISTORY" label. The headline for each post clearly states when the post is retelling an old story. The individual labels for the many persons involved should be adequate for helping a person to navigate the archives.
Phil:
ReplyDeleteI keep thinking of Agent Smith (talking to Morpheus) in THE MATRIX.
The speech where he speaks about the human race being akin to a VIRUS, and "being trapped in this zoo, this prison, this reality...whatever you want to call it" is just SO appropos for our situations.
I keep thiking:
"He MUST be in Fort Wayne"!
If you get the chance, tune into the last hour or slip in the DVD and watch the part I'm talking about.
;)
B.G.
(it's the SMELL...LOL)
Well, there are plenty of viruses going around here. But I hope my story will also point out the reasons why I say I like this neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteIf I ever turn my story into a novel, it will probably begin "It was the best of neighborhoods, it was the worst of neighborhoods..."