I really want to write about Hubert Webb and company’s acquittal, but there are just no words.
Besides, I’m really here to impart some last reminders before I leave my post as editor. (My previous blog entry offers a clue as to why I have to go, just in case you’re wondering.)
Today, I am going to be as corny as can be — or corny yet again. If you’re looking for something totally helpful in your career as an EPH writer, then I suggest you just skip this blog post.
OMG, it’ll be Wednesday in an hour! Let’s hope this makes it to the deadline!
What to write, what to write, what to write…Okay, I think I’ve got it.
I am constipated. And I don’t mean that figuratively. So let’s make this quick.
Okay, so, the PL system. Love it or hate it? Or is it too early to tell? Well, I just have some concerns I wish to express.
Did you know that there are saints who obtained their sainthood due to clerical errors? I know, right? One more proof that the Vatican isn’t infallible as I’d hope it would be. At least there’d be something I could depend on, no matter what, but hey. Besides, it’s not really hard to believe, is it? I mean, it’s people who take care of canonizations and all that, and people, of course, are prone to error.
This is my first blog post as an editor. I think I need a moment.
Okay, moving on.
Being an editor has changed my life. (Um, hmm…I think that’s too dramatic. Let’s try it again.)
Being an editor has introduced several changes into my life. (That’s better.)
For one, I now make more money than ever. (Riiiiiight.)
I also now tend to ignore my kids’ pleas to watch, for the nth time, Toy Story 3. (Yayaaaaa! A little help here!)
Okay, where were we?
I have been given the opportunity to work full-time every day, which I don’t intend to do, if I can help it, because such would be suicidal.
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