In Which I Am Discovered

I just stumbled upon my first criticism from the reading public! It is on a funeral industry/management blog.

Tim,

You do find the most unusual stuff in your voyage thru the net. I liked the office site, but I don’t get the chick writing about the funeral. She must be one of those artsy-fartsy folks I do not relate to particulary [sic] well.

Interesting stuff, that.

4 Responses to “In Which I Am Discovered”

  1. Timothy Totten Says:

    Friend (don’t know your name):
    I, myself, enjoyed the piece and that’s why I mentioned it on my blog.
    Of course, my readers have some of their own opinions (pesky, I know) and aren’t afraid to voice them.
    I still don’t ‘get’ the piece, but I just meant to say that I don’t understand why it was written and how it fits into a larger story.
    But I like it, which may be why I used the word “evocative” when I described it.
    Plus, I like the funky way you added Figure 1 and Figure 2 to the story. Fresh.
    -TIM

  2. electric spatula Says:

    I like it too.

  3. Molly Says:

    I also really like it!

    And speaking of the funeral industry, there is a posting on Craigslist in Raleigh from someone who is looking for a job ‘either in a church or a funeral parlor’. Oh, CL.

  4. Dennis Says:

    How appropriately dark for my tastes. For comedy’s sake, look at this: (It’s a friend of mine’s cousin who is the perpetrator in this hilarious lawsuit…)

    http://columbiatribune.com/2008/jul/20080726news002.asp

    It’s like Evelyn Waugh…

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