Administrative Note


It is October 7th.  Two years ago, an unfathomable event.  My intention is to revisit 7 October 2023 when not dwelling in the land of compressed time.

Mom is still hospitalized; and hopefully, not taking the final slide down on this playground which we call life. It remains a merry-go-round of medical interventions.   

Regarding blog administration - I write in what I call streaming consciousness manner. Seated at my desk, I write and hit "post". Thoughts bubble up and I brook them to this page.  So today, I corrected two (one word) clerical errors in text from prior blog posts. "a a" was changed to "a" and "discuss" was properly modified for the sentence structure. This is about delivery of a crisp product.

I will never delete a post if I am wrong. No differently than when I refused to delete a post when threatened by a necrophilia porn producer who saw his creativity exposed to a wider audience. Between a letter from his attorney,  veiled threats against my children and a more direct threat against my physical frame, I stood my ground. Cowardice is an unknown reality for me.  I don't take threats. I deal with threats.

I might edit for correction, but will not delete my thoughts.  This is about honesty and the need for a continued assessment of my own flaws or delivery of a sloppy product. 

Tammy

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