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So, I haven't been doing this for a year yet, but that doesn't matter. It's time to review the best articles of 2004.
Okay maybe they're not "articles," but that's what I'm calling them. And maybe they're not the best, but who am I to judge? I got irritated reading really long articles by really smart people who are good writers, so I've kept most of mine short (especially since I am neither smart nor a good writer).
And I don't know how I started this weird indexy title thing. It's quite pretentious. Someday this may evolve into the "Sindex."
Enough rambling; cut to the chase. Here's the best of 2004.
About a month after Sinden.org started, I connected country music and an Oxford professor of linguistics:
Willies - Lord of the
I was confirmed as an Episcopalian by the Rt. Rev. Mark Hollingsworth, Jr. on the first day of May 2004:
sorting hat - Episcopal
Several months pass, and I wrote about how I spent my summer with God and guns:
Camp - Lake Delaware Boys'
Wanting to give my two-cents, I coined this article:
Nickel - Redesign of
And finally, a hyperlinked hymn that sounded a lot better before November 2:
hymn - election, new!
Warning: This hymn contains poorly censored profanity. Not suitable for Republicans under the age of 83.
Maybe I missed the best article. Is there one you liked better? Let me know.
Several decades from now, when Sinden.org is really going strong, I'll look back and have a best of "the best of."
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Andrew Kotylo - Concert Organist
Aphaeresis
Anne Timberlake
Bonnie Whiting, percussion
conjectural navel gazing: jesus in lint form
Friday Night Organ Pump
Halbert Gober Organs, Inc.
in time of daffodils
Joby Bell, organist
Musical Perceptions
Musings of a Synesthete
My Life as Style, Condition, Commodity.
Nathan Medley, Countertenor
Notes on Music & Liturgy
The Parker Quartet
Roof Crashers & Hem Grabbers
Steven Rickards
That Which We Have Heard & Known
This Side of Lost
Wayward Sisters
Zachary Wadsworth | composer
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@dcrean
@ericthebell
@jwombat
@larrydeveney
@nmedley
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