Can a blog be revitalized after some 3 years without entries? It has existed in dormancy for all this time. Can a few keystrokes bring it back to life, or is a blog an unforgiving entity? Is the writer the master or does the blog rule the writer? What about those 8 months that Imus was no longer gracing the broadcasting world? He has returned on RFD TV. Can I? Is this a preposterous and grandiose comparison? Is this as ludicrous as the Clinton’s offer to Obama for the #2 slot on the Democratic Presidential ticket? Time will resolve the answers to these grossly irrelevant questions. Meanwhile if you’d like to speak to me about any therapeutic matters…………. you can reach me at http:www.kasamba.com/Ernest-Wahrburg
Has this been nothing more than a business solicitation? I think not. Merely, the ramblings of an unactualized writer, struggling to wake up on a Sunday morning and to write something as appealing as a Sunday morning bagel with cream cheese, onions, tomatoes and lox………. and falling hideously short of his modest goal……… My California doc buddy Brad, had been encouraging me to continue blogging. Maybe it was just his diplomatic way of saying that I needed an emotional outlet; a form of self therapy. I don’t know. Perhaps you just wanted the key to my personal diary. Surely a physician and father of 5 has a more fruitful way of spending his time. Or was he perhaps endorsing my blog as a worthwhile literary endeavor. Did he get a chuckle out of my stringing together of non-sequitirs or was it only the expression of an unresolved H.S English class emotional issue -”Why does Mr. Eidelberg always grade your work so high?” Bradley, perhaps he recognized talent. :o)
Has this been nothing more than a business solicitation? I think not. Merely, the ramblings of an unactualized writer, struggling to wake up on a Sunday morning and to write something as appealing as a Sunday morning bagel with cream cheese, onions, tomatoes and lox………. and falling hideously short of his modest goal……… My California doc buddy Brad, had been encouraging me to continue blogging. Maybe it was just his diplomatic way of saying that I needed an emotional outlet; a form of self therapy. I don’t know. Perhaps you just wanted the key to my personal diary. Surely a physician and father of 5 has a more fruitful way of spending his time. Or was he perhaps endorsing my blog as a worthwhile literary endeavor. Did he get a chuckle out of my stringing together of non-sequitirs or was it only the expression of an unresolved H.S English class emotional issue -”Why does Mr. Eidelberg always grade your work so high?” Bradley, perhaps he recognized talent. :o)
