Undisclosed Location

Lincoln Mullen · 25 Mar. 2006

Until further notice, I will be in an undisclosed location, unreachable by phone, email, text message, Internet messaging, or extrasensory perception. It’s just me and the specter of Samuel Eliot Morison commanding, “Get writing!”

3 Comments

Morgan
Posted 30 Mar. 2006 at 12:42 am | Permalink
As much as we all love the fact that your in an “undisclosed location”…Im getting bored… so go out and do something fun and then post about it.
Audrey
Posted 31 Mar. 2006 at 6:23 pm | Permalink
I’m sure you could blog about babysitting or something.
Emi
Posted 4 Apr. 2006 at 7:19 am | Permalink
I agree with Morg and Audrey write about something fun.

The Backward Glance is the blog of Lincoln and Abby Mullen. Lincoln Mullen is a reference librarian at Bob Jones University's Mack Library and a student of history. Abby Mullen is a master's student in English at Bob Jones University. She teaches freshman English at BJU. [Read more »]

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