September 16, 2006

Keep it Moving Man

I've got to jot down some impressions while I'm waiting for a large file to download. Things are good over here at Hazard County Illustration, but that mean all work, some play and little time to update the blog that time forgot. Not that anyone cares TOO much, I mean, of the four people who read this portrait of infrequency I talk to three of them on a weekly basis at least. You, to whom I don't speak, simply don't call enough. You know who you are. With your little lisp. (Now even I don't know who I'm talking about). Summer is ending though, there is a touch of the crisp in the air and as the days get shorter, the blog entries are sure to get longer. It is the way of things, the changing of seasons. It always has been, since caveman times. When were caveman times? Well, before recorded history and the invention of time, which put a name on the rising and setting of the sun, thus imprisoning us into a grid-like continuum that has dominated our lives ever since. Fortunately for you, time has a name, and has passed, and the file has downloaded and you don't have to read incessant blathering, at least for a couple more days.

Posted by ian at September 16, 2006 03:41 PM
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Posted by: Rob Dunn at September 18, 2006 11:47 AM


It's about time! Been through major IPW blog withdrawal this summer and had finally almost beat the habit...until this morning. Now I'm hooked again. U better keep my fix coming or who knows what might happen!

Posted by: Anza at September 18, 2006 12:03 PM

It's about time! Been through major IPW blog withdrawal this summer and had finally almost beat the habit...until this morning. Now I'm hooked again. U better keep my fix coming or who knows what might happen!

Posted by: Anza at September 18, 2006 12:05 PM

I like your history of time. Has the advantage of being very short--taking very little time. And I would have said, yes, summer is over, except that this is the year it keeps coming back.... Eighty degrees on Thursday, and not all that cold even today, the 28th!

Posted by: pop at September 30, 2006 10:16 PM