The Ranch That Barbed Wire Built
Neighbor, it’s been a long time. The longest time, really, between issues to have intruded into the slightly-more-than-a-year that I’ve been e-publishing Something Solid. Thanks
The Ranch That Barbed Wire Built
March Miscellany
Greetings, neighbor! Since visiting with you last, I’ve been sooooo busy! I’ve picked up a second magazine that I now edit (both are handled on
Twitter Manifesto
Dear Person-Who-Came-Here-Because-I-Followed-Your-Twitter-Account-and-You-Followed-Me-Back-And-Then-I-Direct-Messaged-You-With-A-Greeting-That-Said-You-Get-the-Gold-Star-and-Ended-in-a-Link-That-Took-You-Here: Welcome! I chose to follow your Twitter account because it looked interesting, but there were other traits to your tweets that convinced me
Assorted and Sundry
Just added a link to the website “Always Cowboy,” which is home to some great content by cowboy poets Debra Coppinger Hill and Robert Keene.
It Just Gets Better
Here you go… you’re in! And I’m glad. Thanks for being an active reader of Something Solid. You’ll find all the same links here that you saw highlighted on the
Welcome, Neighbor!
Welcome, friend and fellow pilgrim! From this page you can access anything in this edition of Something Solid. Browse around and make yourself at home.
Welcome to Something Solid Christian E-Newsletter
Hi! Thanks for your interest in Something Solid e-newsletter, “a journal of encouragement, edification, and exploration – on matters of God, family, and country.”
Going Places (Newsletter edition)
Excited, huh? : – ) Well, I am myself! So glad for you to visit. Thanks for “clicking through,” and please
Getting Acquainted (Newsletter – debut issue 2010)
Welcome! Every single invitee to this page—every one of the fewer-than-250 “charter” recipients of my e-newsletter Something Solid—is someone with whom I have some connection.