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It’s Been a Long Time . . .

August 8, 2011 in Uncategorized | Tags: Ressurections of a Different Sort | Leave a comment

I started this whole mess when I was unemployed and laid up sick. That was 2007. Now, in 2011, I’m unemployed and laid up sick. So, finding myself with little else to occupy my time, I return, like the dog to its vomit, to FIB.

I was inspired by my friends Colleen and Matt Swaim who have resurrected their own blogs though now joined together, containing within the new construct the most powerful elements of their once-powerful individual blogs. Like Serpentor . I figured, “hey, if my younger, more talented, and more attractive friends with jobs and three published books between them can reappear on the ‘sphere after a long dry spell, why can’t I?”

Let’s see what we can do here, shall we?

-wac

Readers Respond to FIB

I just want to congratulate you . . . for the great work you’re doing on your blog. I’m fairly new to blogging myself, but your blog seems to get a lot of traffic and it’s very well done. You certainly are “giving back” in a substantial way, and thus providing a wonderful service to the Church. . . . I’m going to visit your site more often and will offer comments as I can.

-Leon Suprenant, Past-President, Catholics United for the Faith

I much enjoyed your conversion story . . .. Your other material is also very interesting.

James Likoudis, Past-President, Catholic United for the Faith

Even though we’ve always had differing opinions on things like politics and religion. I have always felt proud of your conviction, even in our younger days. I have always felt I was a better person for knowing you . . ..

You rock.

-Eliza Pointer Lee, Childhood Friend

God bless you for standing up for Christ and His Church.

-Dan Hunter

Keep up the good cyber-work.

-Jim Herrick, Lexington [Kentucky] Latin Mass Committee

I enjoy the blog.

-Rev. Msgr. Charles Pope, Pastor, Holy Comforter, Washington, D.C.

Your blog lacks all the pretension and egoism that characterizes the vast majority of the blogosphere, and as such, is to be counted among the few, the proud, the only blogs worth reading.

-JPM, Frequent Commentator

I perused your site and was quite pleased with what I saw. Adding you to the blogroll now.

-Mike from Conservative Donnybrook

. . . it may be encouraging for you to know that we occasionally (read: approximately once monthly) mention your blog on our morning show. Because of your diligence, we were able to prepare adequately for a Padre Pio interview this morning. Keep up the good work.

Matt Swaim, Catholic Broadcaster and Author of Apoloblogology

I like the blog, too.

-Mrs. LMC, Wife of the Author