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By Paul Myerberg // Jun 17, 2011
It was just a matter of time. Temple was a launching pad, not a destination for Al Golden, and the question wasn't whether he'd leave for greener pastures, wasn't whether when he'd leave for greener pastures, but rather which program would be the lucky beneficiary of his coaching talents. He was sought after as early as in 2007, after Temple posted its first four-win mark since 2002. U.C.L.A. made an inquiry, though it never moved beyond mere fascination. After last season, after winning 17 games over two years, Golden's stock was probably as high as it was going to get at Temple. So Miami (Fla.) called, as did a few others, and Golden struck while the iron was hot. Temple moves on, replacing the architect behind its revival with the architect behind Florida's rapid offensive demise over the last two seasons.
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Returning starters
13 (8 offense, 5 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 44
2010 record
(8-4, 5-3)
Last year's
No. 51
2011 schedule
- Sept. 1
- Sept. 10
at Akron
- Sept. 17
Penn St.
- Sept. 24
at Maryland
- Oct. 1
- Oct. 8
at Ball St.
- Oct. 15
- Oct. 22
at Bowling Green
- Nov. 2
at Ohio
- Nov. 9
Miami (Ohio)
- Nov. 19
- Nov. 25
Kent St.
Last year's prediction
The Owls are the clear favorites in the MAC; an overwhelming choice to reach bowl play for the second consecutive season; and, in my mind, a very realistic contender for a Top 25 finish. It will take some help to get there: a win over Connecticut, for instance, as well as a perfect conference mark. Certainly doable. Let's temper our expectations a bit, however. If Temple does win 10 games, it won't be the prettiest 10-win team — in terms of its resume — we've ever seen. For all its talent, Temple still doesn't match up with Connecticut or Penn State, the two B.C.S. conference programs on the schedule. Not that it matters much. When it comes to the MAC, Temple is in a class by itself. If you saw this coming, raise your hand.
2010 recap
In a nutshell On the resume: eight wins, five in conference play; one win against an eventual B.C.S. bowl participant; four losses, one to a nationally-ranked power, one to an eight-win team, two against teams that combined for 21 wins. Yet Temple remained home during bowl play while teams like Middle Tennessee State, UTEP and E.C.U. continued their season, which speaks to the fact that sponsors and tie-ins dictate our bowl matchups far more than actual results. The lack of a bowl trip prevented Temple from matching 2009's nine-win finish, though the 17 wins over two years was a program-high since 1978-79. It had been that long since T.U. posted back-to-back winning seasons, in fact. But the sting of being passed over for less-worthy options for a second bowl trip is the final memory we take from an otherwise fine 2010 campaign, even if it's somewhat disappointing to think about the fact that Golden was never able to get the Owls to the top of the MAC.
High point A 30-16 win over Connecticut capped a 3-0 start to the year. No, Temple didn't deserve a Fiesta Bowl bid, but it deserved something. A fourth quarter Connecticut lead evaporated over the final nine minutes, as the Owls closed with a 16-0 run. A week later, Temple held a second half lead at Penn State but couldn't hold on. Penn State fans certainly noticed the job their former tight end was doing in Philadelphia.
Low point Two losses to end the year. Then 8-2, Temple really needed to win just one to guarantee a bowl berth; I thought the bowl bid was guaranteed anyway, actually. The Owls had a shot at Ohio but never seemed the same after an early touchdown was called back due to holding. A week later, Miami (Ohio) dominated in a 23-3 win.
Tidbit As noted earlier, Temple's 17 wins from 2009-10 tied the program record for wins over back-to-back seasons. The 22 wins from 2008-10 was Temple's most over a three-year span since winning 23 from 1973-75 under Wayne Hardin – Hardin, by the way, is a College Football Hall of Fame nominee for 2011. The Owls also outscored the opposition for the third straight year for the first time since 1984-86; amazingly, the 1986 team outscored its opponents by 37 points despite going 0-11. How did that happen? Because in 1988, Heisman runner-up Paul Palmer acknowledged accepting a $5,000 loan from an agent prior to the start of his memorable season. That forced Temple to forfeit its six wins over Western Michigan, Florida A&M, Pittsburgh, East Carolina, Virginia Tech and Rutgers. So the Owls join U.S.C., Florida State, Alabama and others among teams who outscored the opposition but later finished winless due to N.C.A.A. violations.
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Steve Addazio (Central Connecticut State '81), entering his first season. This is a homecoming of sorts for the former Florida assistant, who was born and educated in Connecticut and whose college coaching career begin in the Northeast. In terms of his resume, Addazio is extremely qualified – prior to the Golden-led resurgence, one would have said Addazio was overqualified for this position. He spent the last six years at Florida, helping the Gators to national titles in 2006 and 2008. Those championships came when Addazio was leading the U.F. offensive line; even when he came under fire for his play-calling as coordinator, Addazio remained one of the most well-regarded line coaches in the country. About his time as coordinator: Florida suffered a pretty significant slide offensively under Addazio's watch over the last two years, particularly a year ago as the Gators attempted to replace Tim Tebow and at least partly implement a system better suited for a first-year starting quarterback. Of course, the slide was met with massive criticism from the Florida fan base, which was not torn up over Addazio's move to the MAC. Temple marks his first non-B.C.S. conference coaching position: stints at Indiana, Notre Dame and Syracuse join his six-year tenure in Gainesville. His players at Florida have raved about Addazio's ability to motivate – on Saturdays or otherwise – which makes him an intriguing head coach prospect. He's a nice fit, thanks to his experience in the region and his recruiting ability. Whether he can continue Golden's success, let alone build upon it, remains to be seen.
Tidbit (coaching edition) Addazio retained two former Golden assistants, both on the offensive side of the ball. One is co-coordinator Matt Rhule, who was one of the two in-house candidates to replace Golden last December. Rhule will share coordinator duties with former Florida quarterbacks coach Scot Loeffler, who has also coached at Michigan, among other stops. The second retained assistant is running backs Tyree Foreman, who's done an outstanding job with Temple's young back over the last two years. Among the key new faces: former U.F. co-defensive coordinator Chuck Heater, who has worked at almost every school in the F.B.S.; former Marshall assistant Zach Smith as wide receivers coach; and another former Marshall assistant, Sean Cronin, as defensive line coach.
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The offense won't change much, though Addazio will want to incorporate some of the tricks he learned at Florida into a pro-style attack. That didn't go all that well in Gainesville last fall, of course. But the message sent by retaining Rhule and hiring Loeffler is that Temple won't do things all that differently, which is a pretty wise move considering T.U. has put together back-to-back 300-point seasons. Another wise move? As first-year coaches typically do, Addazio has opened the depth chart up completely.
You know the running game is going hum along, thanks to the return of two of the MAC's best backs. But the offensive line does need to be retooled a bit, especially on the right side, where the Owls lost a pair of all-conference picks in Colin Madison and Darius Morris. While that type of experience and talent is hard to duplicate, Temple can tout as many as eight linemen with starting experience. Case in point: each of the two players jockeying for the starting nod at right tackle, junior Martin Wallace and sophomore Darryl Pringle, played in 12 games at left tackle last fall, starting a pair. This side of the line also welcomes back junior Sean Boyle, who was a fixture in the rotation in 2009 but missed last season due to injury.
Boyle's older brother, Pat, should retain his role at left guard. There's some healthy competition at left tackle, where the lineman who began last season as the starter, Steve Caputo, battles the lineman who ended last year as the starter, Derek Dennis. Caputo did lose his job to injury, not ineffectiveness, so he'd normally be entitled to return to his starting role. The new coaching staff likely changes that. Senior John Palumbo is at center, where he made nine starts a year ago.
Back to those two backs. One is Bernard Pierce, who has proven he can play at a high level but has yet to prove he can play at a high level over the span of a season. As in his breakout 2009 campaign, last fall found Pierce derailed by injuries: slightly dinged up to start the year, Pierce tweaked his ankle in September and then suffered a season-ending injury in the painful loss to Ohio. He continued to produce when on the field, posting 728 yards on the ground with a team-best 10 scores, but his battle with injuries is becoming a trend. Despite being about 5'5 and 170 pounds, fellow junior Matt Brown remains Temple's steadiest back. He led the Owls with 830 yards rushing last fall, adding seven touchdowns, and is a terrific second option. He missed the spring for a violation of team rules but will be back in the fall.
There's a quarterback competition brewing, one fueled by the coaching change. If Golden had returned, I think that former walk-on Mike Gerardi (1,290 yards passing, 10 scores) would be the clear starter. He replaced an inconsistent Chester Stewart roughly midway through the year, granting some much-needed balance to the offense. While he didn't close strong, Gerardi probably did enough to retain his role. Stewart bounced back and had a strong spring, however, and the fresh slate provided by Addazio's hire improves his chances. Sophomore Chris Coyer is also in the mix, as is JUCO transfer Clinton Granger,who might end up being the answer once he gets comfortable with this offense.
Four all-MAC picks must be replaced on defense. That's a tall task for any program, whether SEC, MAC or otherwise, and how the Owls fare in finding new starters will say much about how well Golden recruited over his last three years with the program. This is especially so up front, where the Owls lost both starting tackles. At least there's senior end Adrian Robinson, a former MAC Defensive Player of the Year who ranks among the conference's best.
With Robinson (38 tackles, 3.5 sacks) back in the fold, all is right at end. Add talents like sophomore Shahid Paulhill and junior Kadeem Custis into the mix and you have a very good top three at the position. Paulhill is massive: big enough to play inside yet athletic enough to play end, he has a bright future. Add in sophomore Sean Daniels (four sacks), who flashed terrific pass rush ability as a freshman, and you have a great corps of ends. But the interior of the line is an issue, as you'd expect.
How do you replace a Muhammad Wilkerson and Elisha Joseph? You really don't, unfortunately. At least not right away: the linemen coming up the pipeline are talented, but they need time to develop. Such is the case with sophomore Kamal Johnson, who can play inside or out, like Paulhill. Another sophomore, Levi Brown, played in 10 games as a reserve in 2010. This second-year pairing is talented, just not game-tested. It's logical to expect the rush defense to suffer because of that fact.
Two starters are gone at linebacker; the biggest is four-year starter Amara Kamara, who as much as any one player was able to taste Temple football at its lowest and highest points in recent memory. Senior Tahir Whitehead (56 tackles, 7.5 for loss) is the one full-time returning starter, though the Owls brings back a pair of part-timers in middle linebacker Stephen Johnson (31 tackles) and outside linebacker Quentin White, Jr. So that's your starting trio, more than likely. All told, this is not quite the same front seven as a year ago.
More is lost in the secondary: Temple needs to find a new free safety to replace first-team all-MAC pick Jaiquawn Jarrett. I'm not sure if either Justin Gildea or Kevin Kroboth can make the transition over from strong safety, but the Owls should find a way to get their two experienced strong safeties on the field at the same time.
If T.U. goes elsewhere in its quest to replace Jarrett, it seems like senior Deonte Parker is the leading option. But he hasn't played much thus far, participating in only four games last fall. Another option is junior Vaughn Carraway, who has bounced between offense and defense over the last two years.
Speaking of bouncing around: senior Kee-ayre Griffin (51 tackles, 1 interception) has found a home at cornerback after being squeezed out of the mix at running back by Pierce and Brown. We always knew he had the athleticism to excel on defense; it was really only a matter of getting things down in terms of technique, which has come with added snaps. His counterpart will be Maurice Jones, who has seven career starts under his belt. As elsewhere, experienced depth is a concern.
Position battle(s) to watch
Wide receiver Temple must be worried about the lack of experience at receiver. There's dangerously little experience, in fact, so little that simple mathematics states that at least one, as many as three receivers without any game experience whatsoever will be thrust into key roles. One thing is sure: Rod Streater (30 catches for 481 yards) will lead the team in receptions. He took to the offense pretty quickly in his first season as a JUCO transfer, and should be stronger with another year under his belt. The Owls still need to find a second option; Streater becomes Temple's top target, replacing Michael Campbell. Joe Jones should be that guy, should he reappear after what seemed like a one-year absence in 2010: the team's leading receiver in 2009, Jones made only 11 grabs last fall thanks to injuries and inconsistent play. Is there anyone else? Well, there's 6'5-inch sophomore Deon Miller, who has the size to create mismatches, and much, much smaller sophomore Ryan Alderman, who can do some work in the slot. But the Owls need more, which means an even rawer, younger receiver will need to step up to fill a role.
Game(s) to watch
Ohio is the MAC East favorite, so it hurts Temple to get the Bobcats on the road. If the Owls do win that game, however, they'll get a huge leg up in the conference standings. The year begins with tough games mixed with road games, but T.U. could close strong with three straight games at home to end the season.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell Temple's not going anywhere. Temple's not going back to being the Temple of old, at least. I do think it's going to be difficult for the Owls to maintain the two-year streak of eight wins or more, however. That's due to a number of reasons, most notable of which is the coaching change. I think Addazio is a good coach, and will probably be a better head coach than he was a coordinator. This is the case with some, though not many, but I think how Addazio relates to and motives his players will be his primary asset. As will his ability to recruit, which means to me that T.U. will maintain its place as one of the MAC's best on the recruiting trail. But there is bound to be some growing pains for this new staff, which might make for a slower start than we've seen over the last two years. There are issues with this roster as well. Temple has gotten by without a solid passing game but would really benefit from greater balance. Gerardi is a better passer than Stewart, so I'm thinking he should start: the Owls don't need another runner, thanks to Pierce and Brown, though another receiver wouldn't hurt. Then there's the defense, which can't possibly fare as well as it did a year ago. There are just several holes still unfilled at each stage of the defense, holes that Temple probably won't be able to fill with commensurate talent in 2011. The schedule isn't terrible, with Miami (Ohio), Army and Toledo coming at home, but I don't think these Owls are good enough to win the MAC East. I'm not sure that the Owls were good enough to do so even if Golden had returned, to be honest. The Owls are bowl contenders but not much more. There are four better teams in the MAC, in my opinion.
Dream season A win at Ohio and, in a slight change, a strong finish. Temple tops last year's record with a 9-3 regular season, complete with seven wins in MAC play and an East division championship.
Nightmare season We're far removed from rock-bottom, but the Owls slide down to 4-8, 3-5 in the MAC.
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Paul, nice job, but I think you're severely underestimating this team and overestimating a few teams in the MAC. Re-rank for last year is 51, rank for the year is 75? We shouldn't be anywhere near that much worse.
Go Owls!
Louisiana Tech, located in Ruston, LA, is up next!
Black Hawk Down as Sizemore's 4th best? Has to be 1 or tied with Saving Private Ryan. BHD is the best depiction of modern warfare out there.
Paul: No way it's moving ahead of "Heat." Third-best, maybe.
Great stuff as always Paul! I'll have a post about this ranking in a few minutes to spread the word. Excited for 2011.
Paul – really good of you to mention Wayne Hardin – the guy has never gotten enough credit for the job he did at Navy and Temple.
Paul: He did a pretty good job at both stops. Not sure if he's a Hall of Fame coach, but considering some of the guys that are in already, maybe he deserves the nod.
Golden was 0-12 against MAC schools with winning records.The MAC as a Conference has been down for a few
years. The Conference is moving up back to where it was in the early 2000′s with several teams just outside of the Top 25. Consequently it will be much harder to win let alone get a Division title or a MAC Championship in 2011.Ohio has a leg up in the MAC East because of its weak schedule.The MAC West is going to be a real dogfight between the top 3 or 4 teams.
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Today the village bookstore has turned off its "open" sign. It is now in the same state as is the Sunrise project on Capitol Drive where the restaurant once stood, now defunct.
Are we slowly losing our democracy?
It is obvious that most Shorewood trustees are interested in remaining in office. Otherwise incumbents wouldn't want to retain their seats. I'm sure that they must derive some pleasure from whatever role that they play as trustees.
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While running some errands the other day, I decided to drive by the former Schwartz's Bookstore in Shorewood.
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One anonymous reader once commented that incumbents didn't get opposition to their candidacy because the citizens were probably pleased with the way they were being represented.
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A Boston tea party.
If we can throw tea overboard, maybe we should throw overboard some of those imports that are coming here from China. Can we apply the "no taxation without representation" slogans to the Chinese and the Japanese too?
Today is tax day, that is "T" day, now become tea bag day. The British put a tax on tea, that caused the revolution, George Washington, the constitution, the "bill of rights," thus the right to carry a gun, no shootin'.
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NUMBER 122. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. NOVEMBER, 1901. (Thirty-third Year.) ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. The higher education of carefully selected Negro young men and women, in both academic and industrial lines, is emphasized by this Institution as necessary for the elementary and industrial training of the masses. "Men of light and leading" in other spheres of activity are also greatly needed by the race that has so long sat in darkness. Earnestly Christian, as required by its charter, yet entirely unsectarian, the Institution is controlled solely by its own board . of trustees, on which several denominations are represented. Some 300 students are enrolled under 27 officers and teachers. From the col-lege and normal courses 412 graduates have been sent out, nearly all of whom have readily found permanent employment in teaching or other useful occupations. Situated only about seventy miles from the centre of the Negro population of the country, in one of the largest Southern cities, and at the railroad centre of the South, its location is of strategic importance for promoting the educational advancement of the South. Its plant includes sixty-five acres of land, five large brick buildings, library of 11, 000 volumes, apparatus and other equipment worth not less than $250,000. With practically no endowment, with no aid from public or denominational funds, receiving about one-fourth of its support from its own students, the Institution appeals for an endowment of $500,000, and, until that is secured, for $25,000 annually to meet current expenses. Gifts of any amount are welcome, but special appeal is made for subscriptions of $100 and upwards, and for $40 scholarships. Remittances may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D., Atlanta, Ga. On The Campus The beginnings of the year, in respect to weather, have been remarkably fine. There was no oppressive heat at the opening, and nature has been at her best so far this season. Rev. Edward T. Ware, after being with us five Sundays, left for Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 7. He will speak in that city, and in various cities in Pennsylvania and New York, until Christmas, in behalf of this institution. Hon. Robert L. Smith of Oakland, Texas, passed through our city Oct. 21, on his way to New York. He is now, in company with President Bumstead, speaking in behalf of this institution in various churches within and near New York City. It was the privilege of Pres. Bumstead, in October, to attend, and speak at, the meeting of the National Congregational Council at Portland, Maine, and to attend the Yale Bicentennial. Further reference to both of these will be found on our second and third pages. The two new recitation rooms in Stone Hall, which were not ready at the opening of the session, are now in use, and are proving very helpful in our school work. Apparently no more will be needed for some time, but, when they are necessary, we see no way to meet the call except by the erection of a new building. The foot ball team has lost over half of its players of last year, but has good material. The season is short, the third and last game being scheduled for Nov. 23. The first two games were both close and interesting, and were won by our team, which defeated the Atlanta Baptist College 5 to 0, and Clark University 11 to 0. One very encouraging feature in our work this year is the large number of boarding boys in South Hall. It is decidedly in advance of any previous year since we had the grammar grades, and even in advance of the last years when we had these grades. This fact, and the marked increase in the number of college students, make us enter upon the work of the present year with renewed courage. New of our Graduates '84—Rev. John W. Whitaker, for a number of years pastor of the Congregational church in Savannah, has resigned, that he may assist Principal Washington in his work at Tuskegee. '85—Rev. L. B. Maxwell, who has been ill at,, his home in Decatur during the summer, has gone to California in company with Mrs. Maxwell ('86), for the sake of his health. '91—Rev Silas X. Floyd delivered an admirable address at the Ga, State Industrial College, before the Y. M. C.A., during their commencement week in June, on the Gospel of Service. '94—Mrs. Anna S. Ingraham is temporarily assisting Mrs. Anna W. Richardson ('85), principal of Lamson School, Marshallville, who is ill. '97—Miss Alice B. Clithrall, for a num-ber of years a teacher in the Columbus public schools, is now in one of the Atlanta public schools. '98—Miss Rosa M. Weaver is now teaching in her home at Tuscaloosa, Ala., instead of in Birmingham as last year; and Miss Mamie E. Hamilton has become a teacher in Knox Institute, at Athens. '99—Miss Addie E. 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State Senator Mary Lazich (R-New Berlin) represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth. Her Senate District 28 includes New Berlin, Franklin, Greendale, Hales Corners, Muskego, Waterford, Big Bend, the town of Vernon and parts of Greenfield, East Troy, and Mukwonago. Senator Lazich has been in the Legislature for more than a decade. She considers herself a tireless crusader for lower taxes, reduced spending and smaller government.
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Governor Walker Announces Office of Inspector General
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Constituents Express Concerns About Roundabouts
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Senate Action
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Today's Transportation and Elections Committee Hearing
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Press Release: Lazich statement on redistricting informational hearing
October 26, 2011
For immediate release
Journal Sentinel Article About Informational Hearing
Here is the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article about yesterday's Transportation and Elections Committee informational hearing.
As explained in the article, Senators and Representatives currently represent new districts within boundaries established by Act 43, redistricting legislation approved earlier this year. However, recall petitions and recall elections would be conducted using old, unconstitutional maps from the 2000 census. This results in voters from old unconstitutional districts choosing State Senators for citizens in the new district resulting from the 2010 census. In addition, some people in the new district are denied voting for the State Senator that represents them. That strikes me as completely unfair.
Public Hearing Notice for Senate Committee on Transportation and Elections
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Relating to: requiring motorists to yield to railroad track equipment trains at railroad crossings and requiring a railroad to maintain its right-of-way.
By Senators Leibham, Olsen, Hansen and Taylor; cosponsored by Representatives Petrowski, Mursau, Brooks, Endsley, Jorgensen, Kaufert, Nerison, A. Ott, Rivard, Sinicki, Spanbauer and Zepnick.
Senate Committee on Transportation and Elections Hearing
The Senate Committee on Transportation and Elections completed a lengthy public hearing on several bills today.
The committee heard testimony on four transportation bills, including legislation to improve safety at railroad crossings, increase penalties against people driving without a valid drivers' license, enact changes to bicycle laws, and allow local airports to create and enact aerial approach ordinances.


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Here's our first list of Recommended Reads. We've got a combination of Library-related blogs and current LIS student bloggers. If you have another lib-blog you can't live without or if you're keeping a blog about school, let us know! This'll be updated frequently, so check LIS Blogs to Follow!
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Those people who have followed this blog know that any time I write about anything, I do it with passion. But passion takes a lot of energy.
This year has been emotionally taxing, with the death of one of my good friends and that death occurring only a year and a half after another one of my good friends died. I've tried to keep the blog going, but I've found it extremely difficult, if not impossible to post regularly–four to eight times a month– with the same effortless passion I've had in the past
I guess you've noticed that I haven't been faithful in posting on my blog for the past few months, even before late May, when I took an unexpected–but seriously wonderful–trip to Dakar, Senegal. While there, I fell in love with the country and the people, but I did not change my opinion of Africa as my motherland (something I've written on before.) Rather, I expanded my worldview.
Having come back from Africa, I've experienced a clarity of self that I've never known, and I know that writing this blog helped me to start the journey toward that clarity. But keeping up a blog is a lot of work, and especially because I've been trying to finish two books.
One book I've talked about a lot: The Age of Phillis is a poetry book on the life and times of Phillis Wheatley, the first African American woman to publish a book. Phillis Wheatley was kidnapped into slavery as a child and it is assumed that she embarked on the horrific Middle Passage in what was then (1761) called the "Senegambia" region. The trip to Senegal was important to my finishing that book, but equally important to finishing a book is, like, actually writing the book.
The other book I'm writing is a novel that I've tried to make go away, and which won't budge from my soul. I didn't talk a lot about the novel, because I didn't know whether I would ever hit a groove in writing it. But now that I have, I hope to finish it, God willing. In fact, this blog helped me find my prose voice, the strength and courage of it. The humor and the honesty of it. But unfortunately, trying to write two sets of prose each week–one for a novel and one for this blog–is working my nerves overtime. I had to make a choice, and the novel won.
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I am going to maintain this blog space and page, so that if you miss me, you can always read past, archived posts. And you can always follow me on twitter @blklibrarygirl or "like" my Facebook fan page to keep in touch. And soon, if God says the same, I will have some new books for you to read!
I mean it sincerely when I say, I can't thank y'all enough for the support you have shown to this blog. That support was completely unexpected but so needed in a difficult time in my life. In writing this blog, I've become more courageous in expressing my views and more aware of my artistic voice. I've discovered a fearlessness I never thought I was capable of. And I learned what was important to me. I was able to grow in these ways because of you, my readers, and the kind appreciation you've shown me.
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Thank you for being! Much love on the journey of life…until we meet again.
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i will miss you, however, you have a wealth of articles in your archives and hopefully when I finish reading them all you may return. Take care and God Bless as ou devote more time to the wonderful novel that is forthcoming.
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I'll miss your blogs and hopefully have done what I need to do to keep connected via Facebook. Best wishes to you. Always.
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Enjoyed your blog … Can't wait for the books. We will miss you but, we wish you well.
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I will miss you, however, you have a wealth of articles in your archives and hopefully when I finish reading them all you may return. Take care and God Bless as you devote more time to that forthcoming wonderful novel. ^◡^
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so much love to you for the inspiration you've provided through your blog. Sad to lose it, but truly wish you the best with your books. Multi-tasking is hard! Also, I hope you heal more and more after the losses you've faced.
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