Thanks, Mary

Mary Forrest has been encouraging me to create a blog. Usually her encouragement takes the following form:

1. I send an email to Mary.

2. Mary replies: “this is brilliant, why don’t you put it in a blog?”

Mind you, I’m a modest person who would never, under any circumstances claim that what I write is brilliant. I’m merely repeating — with no ulterior motive — what Mary says. And Mary, as you can see, is in fact brilliant. You are free to draw your own conclusion by regularly coming back to visit and read this site in the decades and centuries to follow. Assuming, of course that I actually create more than one post.

October 5th, 2006

That’s brilliant!

October 5th, 2006

At last! And hooray!

Scott
October 5th, 2006

Smarty pants!

Judy
October 5th, 2006

Senator Barbara Boxer agrees with Mary. The insight you shared with Senator Boxer could be the subject of a post here.

I have known you a long time so i know you are brilliant.

Michael Duff
October 6th, 2006

Adam…Having known you since law school I can vouch for the fact that it has previously been suspected that you possessed brilliance. Though you have from time to time attempted to disabuse me of the notion by uttering non-brilliant things (what brilliant dissembling!), you have never been able to fool me. Yes, we continue to keep our collective eye on you.

will harvey
October 6th, 2006

Brillian, absolutely brilliant. After all, you and your mother both agree, so who would I be to argue. Actually, I’ve always wanted a friend who was a blogger (kind of like always wanting to date a model). I can now check that off my list. Keep up the good work; I’ll be looking for the latest news on Diebold here so don’t disappoint me.

October 6th, 2006

Hmmm, i guess thats what people do on blogs, they leave smartass comments. can i say ass on this? ass…ass…ass…ass… now your friends know that people from old europe have nothing else on their mind. to my defense “ass” are my sisters initials. really!

Mame Dennis Burnside
October 9th, 2006

Congratulations on your new endeavor. N.B.: “cork” is such a drab word, what about “canary” as in http://www.canaryinthemine.com?

Michael J
October 20th, 2006

I think your brillance came from your cute uncle’s side of the family. At least that is what I have been told. I understand that you have two uncles but I hear that the younger and funnier one had the most influence on you. That is the rummor going around.

Michael J
October 20th, 2006

and by the way, the uncle that really never learned to spell brilliance.

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