What’s Up in the Neighborhood, August 20 2022

Before we get started with this week’s blogroll recap, I have a special shout-out to announce.

My son Kris just turned 36 years old today.

To say my kid is a fighter is an understatement. He’s overcome every challenge in his way, and he’s thriving today. So if you want to wish him a Happy Birthday through today’s blog comments page, that would be fantastic.

And while you’re at it … let’s check out the rest of the blogroll, shall we?

• BLOGS FOR TASTE
  • Bill Dowd’s “Notes on Napkins,” “Jack’s Oyster House closes, need for renovations cited.“
  • Jerry Papandrea’s ‘DerryX” YouTube channel, “I Found the Best Reviewed Crispy Fried Chicken in My Area!“
• BLOGS FOR TRAVEL
  • The Saratoga Woods and Waterways blog, “Will There Be Gentians?“
  • Richard Lakin’s blog, “Amlwch Port.“
• BLOGS FOR THE WORD
  • Jacqueline Simon in the Pine Hills Review, “Is Now the Time to Listen for Birds?“
  • J. Eric Smith’s blog, “On the Rebound / Waters Flowin’.“
  • Sara Flower Kjeldsen’s blog, “Why do I blog?“
• BLOGS FOR THE SCREEN
  • Jacob Gilbert’s “The Land of Whatever,” “What Might’ve Been: Blankety Blanks (1975).“
  • The B&S About Movies blog, “Camping Trip (2022).“
• BLOGS FOR THE IMAGE
  • Alan Ilagan’s blog, “Summer of Rainbows.“
  • Marc Beebe’s “Wandering Words,” “Two Kinds of Contrast.“
  • The Lonerist photo blog, “Color Film #73: Containers.“
  • The Resurrected Camera blog, “COVID Diaries 2.“
  • Tim Jeffers’ Vintage Lens, “Morning Sunrise Over the Atlantic.“
• BLOGS FOR CONSCIENCE
  • Fran Rossi Szpylczyn’s “There Will Be Bread” blog, “Soul Clutter.“
  • The Bedlam Farm Journal, “The Fight For Free Speech: How A Gutsy Young Female Entrepeneur Was Bullied Into Silence By Politically Correct Vigilantes On Social Media.”
  • Jewel Kinch-Thomas in the Tune In to Leadership blog, “Vulnerability: Leading Through Transparency.“
  • Richard Broom Photography, “The End of the Road for Adobe.“
• BLOGS FOR LIFE STYLE
  • The Capital District Fun blog, “More Catching Up: Prom and After-Prom.“
  • Roger Green’s “Ramblin’ with Roger,” “What Would You Change?“

Have a great weekend, everybody!