The LuLac Edition #1000, Nov. 9th, 2009
PHOTO INDEX: OUR 1,000 EDITIONS LOGOS. 1,000!!!!!
Today we reach Edition #1,000. Hard to believe. This on line endeavor has taken us on many journeys. We’ve met many of our readers and posters. Our opportunity to reach people has been magnified by the use of TV and Radio. For those partners I say thank you. In the future as we continue, we’ll try to have some fun, try to be insightful, hopefully will learn from each other and place politics and pop culture in the proper perspective. In May of 2006 we began our journey of a thousand editions with just one step. We moved forward every day. Hopefully what we do is inform and educate and not disappoint and divide. A quote from Buddha says “Better than a thousand hollow words, is one word that brings peace”. As we continue let’s hope the words are never hollow and a word or two brings you joy and thought, if not peace.
posted by David Yonki @ 12:17 AM
11 comments
11 Comments:
Congrats! I wonder how many could have put the same effort into this accomplishment? For 1000 days you have taken the time to review every potential post with any eye toward excellence and offered your own well thought out and researched topics of interest. I am a new subscriber to the LuLac Political Letter but the missing days were my loss. I look forward to your continued success. Job well done. Wil
Shalom!
One thousand and counting. Have to tell you I look foward to it everyday.
It would be unfair to appoint RICHARD HUGHES to a judgeship. He finished 13th in the primary on the DEMOCRATIC BALLOT.
When CORREALE STEVENS was appointed with HUGH MUNDY, he had just won a democratic and republican nomination ecking a victory from CHARLES BUFFALINO. It would also be unfair to not consider those that came so close in past elections JOE GIOVANNINI, JOE YEAGER ETC ETC.
Congratulations!
Congrats!
Congrats my friend. Looking forward to the next 1000 editions.
Long may you run!
MD
Dave,
I have followed your blog for many years and I appreciate the effort that you take to write such a comprehensive and thought provoking article each and every day. The articles are very timely and interesting and always contain the facts. You are a true journalist and friend.
David:
Keep up the remarkable work. My best wishes for the next thousand posts...and beyond!
James O'Meara, Sr.
Congrats!
your old friend
Joe V
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