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I'm Bill Wren, a writer-editor, social media enthusiast in Fredericton, New Brunswick. And that would be my dog, Molly Bloom, as a logo in the header.
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Monthly Archives: December 2004
Writing and listening and noticing
While there is a natural inclination when something like an old year ends to look back and review, my memory is so poor I usually make a schmozzle of it. I recall imperfectly and forget largely. So I tend to … Continue reading
Celebrities and tsunamis, scale and scope
I have a great dislike for the knee-jerk cynic. I have one residing in me and it’s often a tussle keeping him bound and gagged. But sometimes I let him have his say if only because he makes interesting observations … Continue reading
Intentions List 1.0 (beta)
You may have thought I was joking when I put up a post about making a list of intentions for 2005 (as opposed to resolutions). Yes, I did end the post with a mildly amusing joke but I wasn’t joking … Continue reading
Resolutions, absolutions and intentions
I don’t believe in end-of-year resolutions. A resolution often requires an absolution, if only from yourself. “Gee, I really meant to do that …” So I recoil from the idea of setting myself up for a series of humiliations that … Continue reading
Neglecting my writing
My blogging in December (and November, for that matter) has been lame at best. But my delinquency hasn’t been restricted to blogging. No, all my non-work related writing has suffered. I’ve neglected e-mails, my other sites, fiction … you name … Continue reading