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2 comments:
I'm not writing in response to your Escher post, although I have always been an appreciator of his work. I'm writing to validate you for your blog in general. It's obvious you are a literate and thinking person and lord knows we could use a lot more of those in todays world. I just happened upon your blog by hitting the 'next blog' button after editing mine today. That's about the extent of my blogging, as I find it hard to justify the time it takes to wade through the sea of irrelevent and mundane info out there looking for something worthwhile. So, might I just say, I found your blog worthwhile! Perhaps you will appreciate mine as well. www.kermitforpres.blogspot.com. I also have a web page you might like to check out...www.kermitforpres.us. Keep up the good work! Peace!
Thanks for the praise, much appreciated.
I checked your blog - it certainly is unique, and I can't say that I know of any wandering minstrels seeking elected office, which is good to see ... we've already got enough businesmen, lawyers, and military in office.
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