Just very busy. Hence, no blog posts.
That's it. Just didn't want my nine readers to worry too much about me!
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A collection of musings, opinions, reviews and recommendations on politics, theater, culture, golf -- whatever feeds the hunger of the day.
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About Me
- Tom
- Tom Bestor is a writer and communications consultant in Marin County, California.
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- Andrew Sullivan's Blog
- Bandon Dunes Golf Resort
- Creative Think Juice
- Daily Candy (mostly - but not all - chick stuff)
- Discount Tee Times
- Etsy - an amazing crafts marketplace
- Google News
- Hip Hotels Around the World
- New York Times
- Off Resonance
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- The Best Travel Supplies Website
- The Golf Channel
- The Liberal Mormon That Could
- The Theater Snob
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- Children Will Listen
- We've Made It To The Big Time!
- Look to the Law
- The Call Has Gone Out
- Eight Mile Laundry
- The Real Ticket
- Wasilla in Action
- A Maestro Speaks
- Blackmail?
- It's Already Happened
- It's Official
- Favorite New Blog
- Still Some Open LDS Minds
- Oh. My. God.
- Show us the money, Ellen!
- Connecticut Too!
- Well Done!
- Fox: See No Obama Supporters, Hear No Obama Suppo...
- Know Fear
- The Greatest of These is...
- Who's In Charge Here?
- Teaching Marriage
- A Haiku for Last Night
- Still Alive
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3 comments:
I just read your comment on Jaime's blog and I commend you for speaking your mind and you gave me the courage to speak mine, even though it will most likely cause the loss of several "friends" and start a dispute with my sil. We must stand up for what is right and I want to thank you for your comment. The Mormon church is really hyping this and feeding it's members a great deal of propaganda (from what I can tell)and I think that it is sad.
Thanks for your support, Yvonne. It's very much appreciated. We need more straight allies like you.
To read a true story about the impact of the lack of marriage equality, go to this link.
Remember, you're not alone. And I'm sure lots of forward-thinking people of faith in the south in the 60s caught flak if they were in favor of overturning laws against interracial marriage.
I am adding your blog to my list, it is uplifting and exciting to read from a person who can think and read and form an educated opinion! and.. love the Haiku! no more tomatoes is sad...
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