| Thank Frank. |
 Last week I had the opportunity to guest blog at Frank Turk's blog (and his ministers a flame of fire). I did feel somewhat of a proverbial bull in the china shop - but took some solace in the comforting thought that I was not alone - and that there were capable people sharing the guest blogging privilege with me. You know how that works - you would never want to be the dude who single-handedly cut down the lovely tree in front of your church because you wanted more parking space - but if you can rally three or four leaders to make the decision as a committee - well, then you can muster an anonymity-induced hand-strengthening that gives you boldness to do all sorts of things that you wouldn't do if the spot light were on you and only you.
In that sense I took courage - at least I was one of many, and if I messed up, perhaps it would be buried quickly and no one would notice.
Anyway - it turned out for the better. There were some great posts made by the other (active) side kicks - Carla, Nate, and Matt (Gumby)- and I am sure they all had as much fun as I did. Like everyone else, I was looking forward to sneaking a peek at Frank's template - but that old fox must have known that we would head to the template first - so he limited our access to simply posting and editing only our own posts. Never the less - it was a hoot.
Best of all, well, the most fun part for me at least - was that Frank promoted me from "nobody" to official side-kick on his blog, and in so doing, may have inadvertantly propelled Kim to stalker status (Kim has met both my family and Carla's family in "real life" - and since we are both side kicks... you don't need to be a scientest to see what is going on - Kim must be stalking Frank!)
I would tell Neil about it - but he might be "in" on it, as I am sure he has also met Carla - hmmm. Come to think of it, my presumption is that it must be a whole-family stalking. I wonder if they like banjo music?
Anyway - I plan to post something of substance later today - well, not really substantial - but less frivolous. |
posted by Daniel @
11:20 AM
 
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Kim a stalker? That explains three things.
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Just as soon as I get done laughing, I'm going back to re-read this to figure out how your sidekick status is in some way connected to Kim being a banjo-family stalker - or whatever you said.
Yes, I've met Buggy as well, and he's vicious at badminton.
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I don't feel like a stalker....
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Kim a stalker? That explains three things.