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Been going through a what to blog about stage where ideas come, get started then crash and burn by my own boredom of the topic.

Last night I did an entire entry and Litnet wouldn't take the entry. I tried a shortcut after copying/pasting and the modem kept me waiting forever and I lost the entry.

The basic theme was blogs I started, deleted, slaved over etc. The might have been entries.

So here's some things you the dear peruser of the whited sepulchre's ramblings and boastings you may have been momentarily diverted from on the way to discussing D. H.'s short stories on the author's log. I swear that's the most used thread of all.

NOTE: Some of these ideas when thought over probably deserved to be put in the discard file.

1. Ten Reasons why Logos should call me on the phone.

2. 15 reasons why the above idea probably woudn't work out in the Mary Poppins Meets Mr. Hyde storyline the drama queen predicts would be the resulting chaos.

3. Update on the idiot nephew and life as a guest of the New York penal colony.

4. Update on the AAA President's breakfast. Good news they actually served something I liked. Job still safe. New president announced.

5. The car window malfunctioning and the son-in-law to the rescue.

6. The Lawnmower of Doom's first defeat for the season.

7. The Lawnmower's revenge. It cohabited with Mother Nature and made the grass grow back FASTER!

8. Short history of Myra Reldon and why SHE should have been The Shadow's main female agent instead of that clumsy Margo Lane. Radio influences indeed!!

9. Getting the window fixed a week after the son-in-law's attempt.

10. How a $23.98 credit card denial turned into a circus between a tow service, a college kid and an angry mother in Cleveland. One phone call notice to me would have been proper, timely, and save much weeping and gnashing of teeth.

11. Avengers collection update. OK--here goes--up to 129.

12. The worse annual Free Comic Book Day since the tradtion started and the dirty secret behind this 'free' event.

13. My total polictical comment best summed up by the cliche: "This person too shall pass on."

14. How one offhand remark from a long suffering wife led to the grizzley sulking and whining to the two Litnetters who DO think talking to me on the phone is a little slice of heaven--Logos take notes. Solution--Ruth totally forgot she said it and I decided to let one go to get my benefits back.

All for now. Like I say these really are the dregs of a dwindling imagination.