WTF? (Or: What'd I Do Wrong, Facebook?)
This morning, I got to work, and as I always do, I began to check my work emails, my personal (online) emails, and my Facebook emails.Only my Facebook account was disabled. They said I violated their "Terms of Service," but I can't imagine how.I've appealed

Thanks! (Or: Why You Should Read Other People's Blogs, Too)
I made the list! Thanks, Moonrat! I feel like Steve Martin in The Jerk, when he gets the new phone book.I couldn't find a clip for that scene, though. I found this one:Which in

Do! (Or: Why Don't People Support Other People's Creative Efforts?)
A little while back, I sent an email to more or less every friend I've ever had, announcing to them that I had independently published a book. I gave them the link to it, the information about it, and reminded them gently that once, I'd been their friend, and also reminded them that they like reading.None of them

Grocery Shopping In An Alternate Universe: A Parable
This post appeared first on Thinking The Lions. I know it doesn't quite fit here, but it's important enough that I'm putting it on all my blogs today.

Um... (Or: Why You Should Always Carry A Copy Of Your Book With You Wherever You Go)
Here's a question that just popped into my mind as I wrote that title, a question that's apropos of nothing:Does "wherever" have two, or three, e's? It seems like it should be whereever but my spellchecker highlights that, while wherever