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I can’t tell you who I am in just a few words. Instead, I can share a picture of a storm moving into the Grand Canyon as we were hiking out from the bottom in May 2007. That hike was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, and one of the most gratifying.
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Just wondering if you wanted any submissions for this . . . also, if you cared about “Does the cat die?”
I chose the name of the blog based in part on the alliteration. I am, in fact, a cat owner, and my intent here is to include all animals. So I certainly do care about whether the cat dies!
As for submissions, I hadn’t really thought about that. I’m certainly open to it, but let me think about how I might want to actually execute it. Maybe an “open thread” in which other people could post reviews would work. Let me know if you have any thoughts on this.
Thanks for the comment, by the way!
I thought of you twice in recent days, in addition to your e-mail. First, Friday night, watching The Black Dahlia, then yesterday when I spent four hours watching The Andromeda Strain. Both times I heard a little voice in my head say, “This movie is NOT SAFE for bird lovers!”