Sunday Archive X: Notes & Drafts
I have plenty of quick email notes to myself, often sent as the start of an article which I intended to finish upon arriving at the office, or at home, or whatever. Of course, I rarely did…
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Sunday Archive IX: Oscar Bin Laden Draft
From February 2006, here I am wearing a plastic shirt:
Sunday Archive VIII: Hyphenated Americans
From August of 2005, this is part of an article continued from notes written on the Metro. I don’t remember it at all, so I guess it was never published. God knows where those notes are… I have a closet …
Sunday Archive VII: Saturday in July
I think this one made it onto the front page at one point. Or, at least, a version of it. “James” is based on my friend from Sri Lanka and was featured frequently on GS a few years ago. I …
Sunday Archive VI: Last Day (Wage Slave Rant Draft II)
Gmail cleanout part six! This article was written on the same day in February, 05, as last week’s post. What I often do is rant in a notebook during my commute, then turn the rant into an article for the …
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Sunday Archive V: A Wage Slave Rant
Gmail cleanout part five. Here’s one that never made it to the GS front page…and it’s no mystery why. The sad thing is that the job I’m bitching about is the same one I have today. So much for following …
Sunday Archive IV: The Greatsociety Book Idea
Gmail cleanout…part four! GS started in April of 2001, then called Dirty Freaks. It switched over to GS in 2002. By 2004, I had tons of shit that I had thrown up drunkenly onto the front page…just like I’m doing …
Sunday Archive III: Adventures with Craig’s List
The gmail cleanout continues. This made it onto the front page in 2004, I think. I don’t remember writing any of this…
Sunday Archive II: John Thomas Twofist
Cleaning out three gigs worth of emails is a real trip down memory lane. Here I am with a beard. And a dog. In a bathrobe, at Christmas. And my aunt smirking in the background (drunk):
Sunday Archive: Intro & Query Letter
I recently noticed that my primary Gmail account is using 50% of the allotted space, which means I have an alarming number of emails sitting around. Most of them can be trashed, so I decided to be productive and go …