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Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Guest Post on Fur, Part 1
I want to finish up this series on fur with two excellent posts from other blogs. The first one is from VeggieGeek.com. It is simply entitled "Fur."
Veggie Geek is one of my favorite blogs on the Net. I never know what the author is going to write about, and it doesn't matter. I enjoy every post; I'm a loyal fan. I'm fairly in awe of her style. Every word seems necessary; there is no filler. Yet I can't figure out how she creates such lyrical and captivating essays out of such rudimentary building blocks. Veggie Geek's posts are persuasive but not patronizing, powerful but not preachy. She also has a knack for when to inject a little humor. I have a feeling some readers of her blog have transitioned to a more animal-friendly lifestyle because of her engaging insight, without once feeling like they were being pushed. Highly recommended.
Veggie Geek is one of my favorite blogs on the Net. I never know what the author is going to write about, and it doesn't matter. I enjoy every post; I'm a loyal fan. I'm fairly in awe of her style. Every word seems necessary; there is no filler. Yet I can't figure out how she creates such lyrical and captivating essays out of such rudimentary building blocks. Veggie Geek's posts are persuasive but not patronizing, powerful but not preachy. She also has a knack for when to inject a little humor. I have a feeling some readers of her blog have transitioned to a more animal-friendly lifestyle because of her engaging insight, without once feeling like they were being pushed. Highly recommended.
Comments:
Thanks! Just checked it out, and it's just like you said. Thanks also for your great blog -- I read it regularly .
Wow, thanks Gary. I hadn't taken a look at your blog in awhile, and there was a post about my blog.
You totally made my day. Thanks!
You totally made my day. Thanks!
Whoa. Great post, but I could've used a "disturbing image warning." That baby harp seal without its skin is going to haunt me.
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