Comments on: Facebook Killed the Blogging Star http://www.pointedstick.net/colter/2010/05/27/1305/ the further adventures of the luckiest bastard you ever saw Sat, 28 Jan 2012 22:45:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: mom http://www.pointedstick.net/colter/2010/05/27/1305/comment-page-1/#comment-67126 mom Tue, 27 Jul 2010 00:25:10 +0000 http://www.pointedstick.net/colter/?p=1305#comment-67126 I agree with everybody that has written so far--especially Clayton. I am always certain that you have thought very carefully about what you publish which makes your writing hugely interesting. (As you can see, I am not nearly as articulate as you are!) I agree with everybody that has written so far–especially Clayton. I am always certain that you have thought very carefully about what you publish which makes your writing hugely interesting. (As you can see, I am not nearly as articulate as you are!)

]]> By: Clayton Wells http://www.pointedstick.net/colter/2010/05/27/1305/comment-page-1/#comment-65457 Clayton Wells Tue, 15 Jun 2010 18:25:49 +0000 http://www.pointedstick.net/colter/?p=1305#comment-65457 yours is one of a handful of blogs i enjoy reading partly because of your connection to my adopted home-state, partly to an interesting variety in topics, both combined with your ability to articulate and write well. i vote to keep it alive. and in an age of poorly-written bite-sized pieces (not from you, but from about 60% or more of the posts on FB - "your" vs "you're", c'mon!) on FB, the world needs more well-written text. take a break, but come back soon! yours is one of a handful of blogs i enjoy reading partly because of your connection to my adopted home-state, partly to an interesting variety in topics, both combined with your ability to articulate and write well. i vote to keep it alive. and in an age of poorly-written bite-sized pieces (not from you, but from about 60% or more of the posts on FB – “your” vs “you’re”, c’mon!) on FB, the world needs more well-written text.

take a break, but come back soon!

]]> By: kristin http://www.pointedstick.net/colter/2010/05/27/1305/comment-page-1/#comment-65082 kristin Sun, 06 Jun 2010 23:47:42 +0000 http://www.pointedstick.net/colter/?p=1305#comment-65082 Some times writing is just tiring. I go through phases of writing nothing in my own private journal to several entries a week. It's ok to take a break. Some times writing is just tiring. I go through phases of writing nothing in my own private journal to several entries a week. It’s ok to take a break.

]]> By: Jenny http://www.pointedstick.net/colter/2010/05/27/1305/comment-page-1/#comment-64644 Jenny Fri, 28 May 2010 02:20:09 +0000 http://www.pointedstick.net/colter/?p=1305#comment-64644 Hey, Colter! :) Bizarre... I was just thinking about you (like, literally - just now) and decided to check in on your blog, and lo and behold - a new post! I hope you keep blogging. I always enjoy reading your take on things. You might be wondering what made me think of you (or not). I was sitting at the computer with my headphones on so I wouldn't have to listen to the carnage of Lost (David is watching the season finale he taped - and I literally mean "taped" since we won't get DVR until our VCR dies), and I was listening to the playlist on my blog. The song, Generations, by Sara Groves made me think of you. I guess because of all the nice things you do for people that you don't even know (like picking up lost money and leaving a note). Anyway, I've always liked that song, but for some reason it made me think of you today! So, there you go. :) Hey, Colter! :) Bizarre… I was just thinking about you (like, literally – just now) and decided to check in on your blog, and lo and behold – a new post! I hope you keep blogging. I always enjoy reading your take on things.

You might be wondering what made me think of you (or not). I was sitting at the computer with my headphones on so I wouldn’t have to listen to the carnage of Lost (David is watching the season finale he taped – and I literally mean “taped” since we won’t get DVR until our VCR dies), and I was listening to the playlist on my blog. The song, Generations, by Sara Groves made me think of you. I guess because of all the nice things you do for people that you don’t even know (like picking up lost money and leaving a note). Anyway, I’ve always liked that song, but for some reason it made me think of you today! So, there you go. :)

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