Today is two years from the day I began this blog. It has been an adventure for me, a learning experience, often fun and sometimes frustrating. I began in order to publicize my biography, John Emerson Roberts: Kansas City’s “Up-to-date” Freethought Preacher. I did make some connections and sell a few books through this effort. Soon I will be using this space to do more publicity for my forthcoming book of poetry, Made and Remade, a set of poems responding to the God as Designer work of William Paley.
Those of you who follow and who regularly read this blog know all that. Thank you all for your interest, for your “likes” and especially to those of you who comment – it turns blogging into dialogue in a very nice way.
The name for this blog was not carefully chosen; it came to me as a sudden inspiration, and I saw at once that it would stand for what I have made the subtitle: Two Sides of One Mind. I may be doing poetry now, but I’m still thinking freely, and I am interested in conversations in both areas. I promise more from both sides of my mind – at least for one more year.
Here’s another sunrise to suggest another new year. These thin clouds are more typical of our skies than the big splashes I’ve posted before.
Feb 08, 2014 @ 23:25:35
Very interesting bolg, I enjoyed readin it and I have been very busy and haven’t had a chance in a while to catc up with you,but i really enjoyed your blogs that i visited before and plan to visit as often as I can, and I wish you much success with your books and let me know where and how to obtaing them.
You have a wonderful night!
And Happy Blogging
Thank You For Shareing The Blogs!
Feb 09, 2014 @ 13:07:59
Two years of these fresh and insightful posts are an impressive achievement. It’s good to hear you’re planning to continue. A delicate photograph.
Feb 11, 2014 @ 14:39:36
Happy Anniversary! I just celebrated my second anniversary on WordPress, too, although I’ve been blogging for six years now.
Jun 06, 2014 @ 12:44:19
Hi,
Happy Anniversary! Your poetry is and your pictures are an inspiration. I look forward to your book.
Shalom,
Patricia