For months now, when friends asked me what’s new I would say “Just the usual stuff, although…”
And then I would lean in and mention that Yes I had been interviewed by the Wall Street Journal, and how I frankly felt like maybe now is the time that I am going to transition from being an obscure blogger to being a really famous blogger.
It was not to be.
Here is the article that I could have been in.
I don't care. None of my friends read the stupid Wall Street Journal.
2. Justin: The Blogfather?
Our good friends at Ki Two Life sent me this article(pictured) which at least mentions me.
3. Justin: Best Commentator on Science-Fiction in the Fourth Q?
Yes, it would appear so.
9 comments:
I just wanted to get a comment up before Aborigine did.
j.
screw you, punkass.
and i don't even know who michael chabon or whatever his face is.
i work tomorrow so come get coffee served with a smug grin and loud chuckling, aka by me!
do it or die, the choice is yours!
alimony,
I regret to inform you that I am booked from 5 minutes from now until 5:00.
j.
way to choose death!
You two need to get a room!
hahaha that is funny.
J. If only you had the self confidence to try out for American Idol then perhaps your dreams of fame could finally come through.
P.S. Alecia seems to have a stuck 'A' key. Perhaps you could send her some rubbing alchohol and some Q-tips for her birthday?
Alecia:
Michael Chabon authored Mysteries of Pittsburgh, which has been hailed as the Catcher in the Rye of our generation. I'd highly recommend it to you, mostly just because you're from Pittsburgh.
I usually just read your blog instead the news paper, blog make me smart read book. drink coffee 2.
-ML
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