Man's gotta have a code. RIP MKW. Thanks for the book recommendation I always like to find something new to read. Re: proofreading, I always get my spouse, mother or 16 year old daughter to proof read for me, they're always happy to point out my mistakes. So is the cat, but she's not a good enough reader.
Rolling Stone seems to have opted to keep the spirit of Hunter S. Thompson's Gonzo Journalism alive, just stripped of all style and humor. Although I guess that's just a fancy of way of saying "making stuff up".
I haven't had this much fun reading your daily blog since I was a teenager reading PJ O'Rourke in the National Lampoon in the mid 1970's. Long may your reign!
A good tip if you don't have a proofreader is to read your writing out loud. I have caught a lot of things that way in my job.
Speaking of proofreading, those square shaped geopolitical entities in the middle of the US aren't countries. Yet.
Already fixed in the web version. Smooth.
I know, arghhh. NEED MORE SLEEP
Man's gotta have a code. RIP MKW. Thanks for the book recommendation I always like to find something new to read. Re: proofreading, I always get my spouse, mother or 16 year old daughter to proof read for me, they're always happy to point out my mistakes. So is the cat, but she's not a good enough reader.
Rolling Stone seems to have opted to keep the spirit of Hunter S. Thompson's Gonzo Journalism alive, just stripped of all style and humor. Although I guess that's just a fancy of way of saying "making stuff up".
Funny what the National Institutes of Health publishes on its official website. For example, this paper....
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8383101/
Don't worry. I deleted that newsletter so nobody will have to know.
I haven't had this much fun reading your daily blog since I was a teenager reading PJ O'Rourke in the National Lampoon in the mid 1970's. Long may your reign!