Don’t update your blog for a few days.
Seriously, the fact that I left a message on the machine to let her know that the Free-Ride family made it home safely was apparently not persuasive in the absence of new blog entries since our return.
I was totally offline for a few days. I got some groceries, took the kids for haircuts and doctors appointments, did a little gardening, did a little reading. I promise I’m still alive and everyone is reasonably healthy.
The prospects are even pretty good for a post on ethics and/or science in the next 24 hours.
Dude, it wasn’t just your mother who was worried!
I think your Mom realizes that as long as the Discovery Institute is still open, they are a threat to people that care about ethics and science. And she’s right!
Thank you. In your voice mail message, it sounded a bit like your cold was winning which added to my concern.
Luckily (?) I have serveral other pressing distractions, but I’m glad to know that you and yours are sound of body and mind. Well, maybe that extrapolation stretches a bit too far.
Blog on.
so in some ways, your mom is thoroughly modern, requiring blog activity in place of a pulse. [my mother would have no idea what a blog is]
on the other hand she is thoroughly old fashioned, strictly requiring a pulse or something in its stead.