The fear and satisfaction of finishing a project ... plus Links of the Week, including pimento cheese, the White House record collection, and a Ukrainian hero dog
Thanks for your wisdom Wednesday evening with Judy Goldman. Two of your comments stay with me. You don't know what you think until you write it down and finish what you start. All the rest is merely a prologue.
I concur that the 9/11 conspiracy piece from The Atlantic was riveting. We are starting to understand better now, how folks are reassured by explanations of things that are fundamentally inexplicable, or at least, beyond some folks' understanding.
Thanks for your wisdom Wednesday evening with Judy Goldman. Two of your comments stay with me. You don't know what you think until you write it down and finish what you start. All the rest is merely a prologue.
Thank you, Bruce! It was so good to see you again.
I concur that the 9/11 conspiracy piece from The Atlantic was riveting. We are starting to understand better now, how folks are reassured by explanations of things that are fundamentally inexplicable, or at least, beyond some folks' understanding.
People can believe anything if they want to hard enough.
So enjoyed Wednesday night. Reminded me of what Pete Townsend said "An artist is someone who finishes things." right?
I didn't know that quote! But it's going on my wall.
Thanks for the motivation, Tommy, as I'm trying to finish my own book. Just got to keep plugging away!
You'll feel so good when you're done!
Thanks! It's a book covering several cold case murders in Wisconsin. Almost 30K words in!