I’m going to be working on my post for Talon over at Eagles Up! tonight. It is posted Tuesday, but I need to have it in by Monday morning. I say morning, because it gives Rurik, the Editor-in-Chief, time enough to go through it, let me know if I was able to keep partisan politics out of it, see if it makes any kind of sense for the readers, and all that jazz. He is a very gracious man, though, so it shouldn’t be too difficult…so one would think.
Last week? I couldn’t get logged in to post my brilliant article which was riddled with partisan politics, LOL. That is why I am SOOOOOOOO not waiting until Sunday night, Monday morning to send it to him to check it out.
This week’s post doesn’t have any politics in it, or at least it shouldn’t. It will be about the Vietnam Wall. What about The Wall? Ah, you’ll have to go to Talon either late Monday evening or Tuesday morning to find that out! hehehe. Hey, I’ve got to tease Eagles Up’s new blog so more people will go and read the brilliant writers (besides me) and give them their due.
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