William Schryver wrote:Ok, there’s that hint of a receding hair line … but other than that, he’s a stud muffin.
I think I was born with a receded hairline. At least, that's what I tell myself in order to alleviate the cognitive dissonance that results from my being 22 and balding.
He’s obviously starved for attention.
Probably truer than I'd like to admit
And when we were done, he wanted me to start from the beginning and do it all again. I tell ya, California people are sick.
lol. I guess I set myself up for that one.
The problem is that, in the final analysis, I doubt there will be a benefit. If you’re seeking fame and fortune, you might need to keep looking.
Still, I appreciate your (mostly) kind words. I’ve always said that you’re a good guy, even when we don’t agree. I hope things are going well back in Illinois. I’m looking forward to the day when you become the most famous Mormon critic of all. Then I’ll sell my tapes of your interview for big bucks to Famous Mormon Critic Magazine.
Things are indeed going well here. I hope all is well for you, too. As for becoming the world's most famous critic, I'd settle for a tenured teaching position. Anywhere that pays. But fame and fortune would be nice too, so if you happen to see any, send them my way.
-Chris