By lmolyneux, on April 30th, 2012% I prepared this letter to accompany a friend’s application to graduate school. Let me know what you think. Not sure whether I should send this or some variation of this letter I wrote earlier for another occasion.
Dear _____________________________,
I consider it an honor to have been selected from an exclusive pool of potential recommenders that included several heads of state to write this letter expressing what is likely already obvious: Matthew J. XXXXX, Esq., will be the finest . . . → Read More: Another perfect letter of recommendation for a former colleague
By lmolyneux, on March 28th, 2012% FUNNYMAN
ACT I
Logan sits in a computer lab, waiting for the last few students to finish their assignments. The sound of clacking keyboards fills the air as they rush to finish before another class comes in to use the lab. The hallway outside the lab is empty, except for the tall, googly-eyed guy with long, scraggly hair.
Funnyman enters the lab.
FUNNYMAN: (impatiently, as if the lab might start at any moment) Um, we have a lab in here . . . → Read More: ‘Funnyman,’ a one-act play
By lmolyneux, on November 4th, 2011% Lest you think I do nothing but ride the bus all over the place (Though I sort of wish that could be a job. If I were a creative writer for a living I would buy a bus pass and do all my thinking on the bus. There’s something about the stop and go bumpiness or the changing scenery of a bus ride that gets my mind in motion, too.), here is a list of the things I have done . . . → Read More: I do other things too, you know
By lmolyneux, on January 3rd, 2011% You will be pleased to learn that I accomplished everything on my end-of-the-year list. No further information about those accomplishments will be available at this time.
In the new year, my challenge will be to find a way to (*wife edit*: NOT) buy a new motherboard and processor for my computer baby. I must have it. Intel has just released a new line of processors and the one I want would give me about 50 percent more performance on average . . . → Read More: A new challenge
By lmolyneux, on October 11th, 2010% See what my monitor had to say. Then add your reply and engage it in conversation. Please excuse its difficulty with written language — I’m sure you understand this is its first foray into the realm of sentient communication.
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