Welcome to Labor Day Weekend. That holiday where we celebrate and support the gains of the American worker.
And as part of my working duties, let me take a few moments to turn my Saturday blog post over to showcase the work of my fellow independent bloggers – first presenting the works of seven community bloggers at the Times Union’s blog portal, and then seven more from my blogroll.
And this week’s cache includes:
- Rabbi Matt Cutler’s Congregation Gates of Heaven blog, “A simple act of kindness, thanks to Joan Fontaine: We can all do this.” (Read this first.)
- Fran Rossi Szpylczyn’s “There Will Be Bread” blog, “Help.“
- Lale Davidson’s “Out of the Ordinary” blog, “Hurricane Climate Change.“
- Rob Hoffman’s “Hoffman Files” blog, “Let’s graduate some truly useful graduates.“
- Jaye McBride’s blog, “Je ne suis pas Charlie!“
- Gina Peca’s blog, “The golden days of September.“
- Heather Fazio’s blog, “Opinion: On the Way to Niagara Falls Today.“
And now, let’s check the blogroll.
- Carl Johnson’s “Hoxsie!” Albany history blog, “Three Stories about William Holding’s Auxetophone.” (Read this first.)
- Roger Green’s “Ramblin’ with Roger” blog, “Expressing ‘Not My Thing’ on Facebook.“
- Daniel Berman’s “FUSSYlittleBLOG,” “Hurricane Memories.“
- Aaron Bush’s “Aaron Knits” blog, “The Perpetually Changing Bobbin.“
- Silvia Lilly’s “DelSo” blog, “When you wake up and the sky is pink.“
- J. Eric Smith’s blog, “The Battle of Branxton Hollow.“
- Lazygal’s “Killin’ Time Being Lazy” blog, “Am I Your Eyeore“?
Have a great day, everybody, and enjoy Labor Day Weekend!
Chuck The Writer 