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It's been an interesting week, as winter finally
seems to be giving way to spring, and one pure hell
of a winter it was, too.
But we have faith, and often when we are nearly out
of it, something happens to bring it back again.
This week, it was Daily Times columnist John Bozman,
whose kind words about our efforts here at the Shore Journal
gave us much-needed encouragement after a the long, hard
winter and the toll it has taken on us and on our friends.
Boz has been around for a long time, and he's read a lot
of writers. Those who read him know he's not afraid to
take on the City, or the County, or to call a spade a
spade. According to him, we're doing what we're supposed
to be doing, and that's good enough for us. Thank you,
Mr. Bozman, for the encouragement.
There were interesting moments this week, as well, in which
our old and trusty banjo found its way back home, thanks to
Carl Dragwa, who supervises computing for our local school
system.
Something about the village suits the banjo, or vice-versa,
and since every village needs an idiot, and every idiot needs
something to do with their hands, it was a perfect match.
So, besides all the great computers and peripheral equipment,
all the software, the direct internet connection, there is
yet another reason to come to the village:
We're pickin' and we're grinnin'. We're fighting the
net-wars and we're winnin'. It's just the happening
place to be. (Major and Minor keys available by request.)
(Oh, in case you didn't know... the Village is located in
Salisbury, Maryland on business Route 13, about a mile
south of Salisbury State College. Come see us.)
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