[November 29 2004]

my blog is now located at...

www.worship.squarespace.com

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[August 10 2004]

NEW BLOG ADDRESS

www.tullos.blogspot.com

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[July 19 2004]

MY BLOG HAS MOVED

You get to a certain amount of blogging on upsaid and then the comments function really begins to freak out. so i've moved to a location i have more control over. If you read me, come on over to my new blog

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[July 08 2004]

Blog Sabbath

I'm going to take about week off from blogging

I am considering moving services because upsaid comments have gone nuts.
I will be archiving my blogs so that they will be available at my new location.
I am very excited about the new service which will have several really cool features that will help me find stuff that I need (as well as anyone else.)
I am also heading west to Glorieta where the internet access is questionable.

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[July 07 2004]

this is something i've been trying to tell all my writer friends

Madeleine l'engle says it so very... so much better than i could...


If the work comes to the artist and says, "Here I am, serve me," then the job of the artist, great or small, is to serve. The amount of the artist’s talent is not what it is about. Jean Rhys said to an interviewer in the Paris Review, "Listen to me. All of writing is a huge lake. There are great rivers that fill the lake, like Tolstoy and Dostoyevksy. And there are mere trickles, like Jean Rhys. All that matters is feeding the lake. I don’t matter. The lake matters. You must keep feeding the lake. To feed the lake is to serve, to be a servant..." I have never served a work as it ought to be served; my little trickle adds hardly a drop of water to the lake, and yet it doesn’t matter; there is no trickle too small. Over the years I have come to recognize that the work often knows more than I do. And with each book I start, I have hopes that I may be helped to serve it a little more fully.

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