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: Corrections SentencingTurn Out the Lights
By Michael Connelly
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This will be my last substantive post on this blog, for reasons described here. As I considered the kind responses I received to my wondering how to deal with this blog taking up so much of my non-work life, I realized that cutting back or focusing on more specific topics really wouldn?t get it done. It would still just be saying the same things I?ve already said again and again over and over, and I couldn?t justify that use of time compared to the other things I can be doing. If only People or someone had come through to subsidize my Jamie Lynn Spears coverage so I could quit the day job . . . . So I?m setting a monthly post record and then taking off before I start looking like Willie Mays his last year with the Mets or that last season of ?Friends...continue to full postFull post as published by Corrections Sentencing on January 31, 2008 (boomark / email).
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