But I think your audio version doesn’t quite make your case the way your blog does. You barely introduce us to the concept (though I admit it is instantly appealing) before you simply assert, in your charming Texas drawl, that you believe you don’t miss anything important. As I have read your encounters with love sick waiters (etc) I might be inclined to agree. Without that, I’m not so sure; I might just run with the slob theory.
That’s because I can write as long as I want on my blog; radio air time, though, is quite limited. Anyway, you’re not the first to accuse us of being slobs. We’ll just have to live with it.
Ruth Pennebaker, the author of the novel Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakthrough, blogs about everything from politics to pets to marriage. In other words, she doesn’t have a niche.
Ah, the flaneurs resurface.
But I think your audio version doesn’t quite make your case the way your blog does. You barely introduce us to the concept (though I admit it is instantly appealing) before you simply assert, in your charming Texas drawl, that you believe you don’t miss anything important. As I have read your encounters with love sick waiters (etc) I might be inclined to agree. Without that, I’m not so sure; I might just run with the slob theory.
That’s because I can write as long as I want on my blog; radio air time, though, is quite limited. Anyway, you’re not the first to accuse us of being slobs. We’ll just have to live with it.