How I arrived at my answers.

The 5 states I’d neglect.

My answers here were informed primarily by one encompassing assumption, that I have seen to be true in my experience: every place has something interesting, worthwhile, and worth seeing.

A lot has happened this month, and I’m at odds figuring how to talk about it all.

I feel like this has been a year of reconnection to priorities.

I tend to be a generalist… I know a little about most things and a lot about very little.

Post your own answers, or leave them as comments…

Assume that, in your life, you can visit 45 states of the US with reasonable time and a reasonable budget… just for fun.

This includes states you’ve been to; it doesn’t matter if you’ve lived there or visited before.

…to get yourself to Chicago.

SCAVENGER HUNT

2004

…to get yourself to Chicago.

SCAVENGER HUNT

2004

I added links for the Second and Third Families of my creative work.

I also addred links to blogs of Helen and Velvy, and updated my links to Liz and Paul.

This is all upon the sidebar.

Check it out!

I grumble a lot about my job.

In truth, there are things I like about it and dislike about it.

I like the office staff. I don’t like working for six months on a temporary basis. I like free coffee.

I do have things to write.

But I am feeling sick of writing write now, and so I will write no more.

When I do, however, I will write about the frustration and the fun of the last several weeks.

In short, I had an expectation that my temporary position would soon be a full-time position.

This is not the case.

If you have any suggestions or prospects for this energetic, articulate, and versatile young soul, by all means, write me at connor@afterdusk.org.

Yes, the next several entries are blatantly self-indulgent.

To make them less so, you should take some of the quizzes yourself, and tell me how they turn out. 🙂

~ Connor