Blogging by Proxy
Due to pressures of work - as I've mentioned before, I somehow managed to land myself with what amounts to two full-time jobs - I don't have as much time to blog, or to read other blogs, as I would like.
So it gives me great pleasure to introduce to you the newest bloggers here at mu.nu: Stevie of caughtintheXfire, Heather of Angelweave, and Don of Anger Management. Please give them a warm Munuvian welcome. And lots of links. And if anyone sees our stray kitten, John Collins, give us a yell.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at 11:02 PM
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Don of Anger Management? When did THAT happen?! We really gotta have more of a hoopla going on here!!!
As for John Collins:
All anyone seems to know about his whereabouts is that he lives with his parents somewhere on Long Island. I've been going through his archived posts and comments trying to get a clue about his hometown. He mentions his "favorite bar," but he never names it. He mentions his friends, but many have nicknames, and there are no surnames mentioned. I haven't found so much as a street name.
I did discover that he attends/attended the C.W. Post School of something-or-other, which is in Brookville. I'd like to know what newspapers are local to Brookville. Google-searching "newspaper Brookville" doesn't help much, but I did find that New York Newsday and the Holland Sentinel mat be local.
I searched their obituary archives and their main stories for "John Collins" (maybe a police blotter story would show up) and found nothing.
Trails are cold so far, but I'm still exploring possibilities.
As for John Collins:
All anyone seems to know about his whereabouts is that he lives with his parents somewhere on Long Island. I've been going through his archived posts and comments trying to get a clue about his hometown. He mentions his "favorite bar," but he never names it. He mentions his friends, but many have nicknames, and there are no surnames mentioned. I haven't found so much as a street name.
I did discover that he attends/attended the C.W. Post School of something-or-other, which is in Brookville. I'd like to know what newspapers are local to Brookville. Google-searching "newspaper Brookville" doesn't help much, but I did find that New York Newsday and the Holland Sentinel mat be local.
I searched their obituary archives and their main stories for "John Collins" (maybe a police blotter story would show up) and found nothing.
Trails are cold so far, but I'm still exploring possibilities.
Posted by: Tuning Spork at October 01, 2003 11:04 AM (t6TD8)
Posted by: hln at October 01, 2003 11:34 AM (g+waq)
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