So much to get to, so little space.
And because I have the freedom of this digital page – I’ll go ahead and let the random thoughts flow for a bit.
Let’s start with: And Then There Was One… I Mean Two
Sep
10
On September 9, 2001, while working in my former life as a reporter for the Democrat and Chronicle, I wrote a small story headlined “Primary Turnout Likely to be Low.”
In the newspaper business, this kind of story is called an advance piece. The story quoted election officials hoping that 20 percent of registered primary voters might show up to a primary that would be held two days later.
But, of course, it wasn’t held. Because the world had changed. Or so we thought.
