The Familographer

Mentors and Heroes

My first post here was the memorial to Utah Phillips, which wasn’t quite what I intended, so I’ve moved it to the main page for the time being, even though the hero connection is intuitive, obvious.

Chalk it up to the geriatric learning curve, and hope with me that with practice I’ll improve at the manipulations required by blogging.

As for explanations of what to expect from a page on mentors and heroes, that should be apparent to anyone.

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  • Ginger Killian Eades // July 22, 2008 at 6:29 am | Reply

    Jack-

    Wow! I dig your blog; you’ve got all the bases covered as far as my personal preferences exist.

    I plan to go to law school if I ever manage to complete my requirements- so I especially like the posts you have on rights & freedoms.

    Being a fellow fan of poetry- like you are, links you and I even more than one could realize. Your blog covers all the nuggets which make life golden. The video arena is new to me as far as creating a video, but I enjoyed the vids you have made.

    Oh- and your section on art…..all kudos to you my friend for the stories you’ve covered.

    Will look forward to reading more on your blog and I will keep the light on for you to drop by my blog, “Even for the Hipsters, Hustlers and Highjivers.”

    Maybe we can collaborate on something together as time or inclination allows. But we won’t need to write a piece on heroes…I think its obvious that inspiration comes from many sources. Today, it is coming to me via your blog!!

    I’ll be in touch.

    p.s. The link to the blog which Paul Hawkins and I have created is generic as a direct url: (http://gingerkillianeades.blogspot.com/) but pretty great as a blog made…even for the hipsters, hustlers and highjivers!

    Ginger

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