Today's Emmy, er, Post Of The Day award goes to Gene Bach for his poignant post Leaving For My Dad’s Memorial Service, a marvellous tribute to a very special person in his life. And the other contenders were Queen of Dysfunction's What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been, TLP's Entropy, My Utopia's tribute to her mother, Happy birthday, Mom, Vic Grace's thought-provoking Have You Ever Been Called A Silly Goose? and Brian In Oxford's wry Is The Genesis Concert Next Weekend?
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Post Of The Day
Today's Emmy, er, Post Of The Day award goes to Gene Bach for his poignant post Leaving For My Dad’s Memorial Service, a marvellous tribute to a very special person in his life. And the other contenders were Queen of Dysfunction's What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been, TLP's Entropy, My Utopia's tribute to her mother, Happy birthday, Mom, Vic Grace's thought-provoking Have You Ever Been Called A Silly Goose? and Brian In Oxford's wry Is The Genesis Concert Next Weekend?
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Interesting. Unusual post but interesting as well.
I just began a new site about Japan in the early 1950s when we were there. You can get to it from my Brookville daily photo blog. Times have changed a lot there too over the 50-plus years since we were there.
Thx a bunch for sharing the awesome liks, David!
A lot of posts I want to check out David. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
Thanks again David.
I am taking a leaf out of your blog, in that I am starting to run a conversation on the comments as you do. Do you also contact everyone who leaves a comment.
Hi oldmanlincoln,
This is another fascinating chapter in your life. What were you doing in Japan? Will check it out ....
Keep smiling
David
Hi MM,
Glad you liked the links. Some great writing there ....
Keep smiling
David
Hi Corky,
Hope Junior is going well. Hope you enjoy the posts as much as I did.
Keep smiling
David
Hi Vic,
No worries at all. Yes, I try and reply to every single comment.
It brings an extra element of rapport that says a lot about old-fashioned communication.
When my Mum received a letter, she would reply to it immediately. I guess I inherited that!
Keep smiling
David
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