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Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Another act of selfless generosity from the wonderful people at Find.Com

Just when you thought they had reached the limits of compassion the fantastic people at Find.com (WHY SEARCH WHEN YOU CAN FIND?) have let me post another app review.


Check it out here, Monument Valley, it was fun.  And remember to check out all of their great stuff while you are there.  It is a great idea.




Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Hey, really good news.

Party Time!
To all of you people who asked the question, "oh sure, he can type, but can he write?"  Well, the answer is still "probably not."  But, the fantastically intelligent, web savvy, way ahead of their time, convenience providing people at Find.com have been so kind as to post this wonderful little thing I threw together just the other day.  My Very First Real Review!  So, if you are trying to find "just the right thing," head over to Find.com, the slogan says it all, "Why search when you can find?"

For those of you keeping score at home this is the second piece published.  This may not qualify as viral, or even bacterial, but it is at least anemic, and possibly "working from home, ill."

 It has been such a long journey from my childhood, raised in the woods of Kentucky, scraping by, barely having enough to eat.  Working my way, slowly and painfully across Indiana, to Chicago, where I rose through the ranks of local and state politics to eventually become the President of the Unit...  Wait, that wasn't me, that was Abraham Lincoln.

Anyway, I would like to thank +Mike Raven of the The Blog Of Thog, who told me about the wonderful, generous, keenly intellectual people at Find.com.  And the keenly intellectual people of Find.com, who may be kind enough to accept another post, (so buy all of your stuff through that sight), and Abraham Lincoln, our 16th president, who once said, "wow, getting your picture on paper money, now that's class."