I'm proud to announce that my "An Open Letter to Hawthorne Police Chief Stephen Port" was selected by the Watcher's Council as last week's best blog post in the entire world by a non-Council-member, receiving 333% more votes than the second-place entry. I'm glad to have these fellows watching those wascally weasels for us, so I'm adding them to the blogroll.
Thanks also to all the other people who have noticed my plight and shown their support. Lots of people linked to that post -- as well as to the various other nonsense I write here on a minutely basis -- and it's a great pleasure to interact with you all: makeoutcity.com; Deltoid, even though he thinks I'm foolish; AlphaPatriot and other supportive Bear Flag League folks like Xrlq, the Angry Clam, Patterico, Absinthe & Cookies (of course!), and Baldilocks; Say Uncle, who's got us all in check; The Smallest Minority; Hunter Amor; Who Tends the Fires (someone's gotta do it); John Hayes; Miller's Time; Hell in a Handbasket (sounds like California); Today I Blog, Tomorrow I Sleep; murdoc online.
There are a lot of other people who've linked to me recently, and I appreciate it; I only have so much time in the day to read blogs, but I'm sure I'll get to you shortly. I cycle through all my referers every few days (and come on, it's not like you come here every day either!).
Do to!
I hope you manage to find a lawyer that is willing to help with this.
Yer welcome. ;]
And no worries, there's too many blogs to read everything. I try to hit all of my favorite reads [including this one] at least once or twice a week, but I'll be the first to admit I don't always manage that.
I've had your blog in my small list of valuable blogs for some time Michael but only really started reading it in earnest today. Too many good blogs and too little time to read them all.
Yours is especially valuable I think because it's so hard to find a well balanced blog from a Christian who might on the one hand be so caught up in heaven that it's hard for us mortals to relate to what they say and on the other is so worldly as to make Christianity be just like any number of other religions which don't much affect the daily lives of their followers and are more akin to believing whatever one wants to believe in than true expressions of spiritual truth.
Appreciate your blogging Michael. I will be sure to read your blog more consistently and more often along with that of denbeste.com (my favorite blog and one I check every day just like the news).
Carlos
Thanks Carlos, I'm glad you enjoy it.