1) To my dearest friend, Mister Michael "Black Mike" Wilkison:
"This post is just so snazzy! I really liked the way you apologized for your pictures in the first paragraph. That made me laugh too hard! The song was also really jazzy. So jazzy, in fact, that I'm gonna go download it as soon as I get home. Your description of the book and characters made it sound like an all around fun read! I'm going to read The Great Gatsby for my next read for a lifetime book for sure"
2) To the artist formerly known as Richard Ketter. You, sir, are a true doctor of literature indeed.
"Richard, yours and your fellow pudding enthusiast's blogs really display the pure.. dapper essence that your book, The Great Gatsby, is dripping with.This post as well as your classical music post just exude class of the most perpetual level. I especially liked the picture of the nice shirtless fellow with the red car and the jewelry. He sure does look like a fine young citizen. Based on your blog I sincerely can't wait to read this book during the second quarter.
Stay classy,
Brandon Blewett"
3) To the eternally beautiful and eloquent Stevie Dailey:
"[starts slow clap] Stevie, this is just pure genius. The way you articulated what the main character was going through; gold. The song, after listening to it, was just how you described it, so kudos for that too. All in all, just a fantastic and thought provoking entry. Bravo, Bravo."
Three thought provoking comments were requested, three comments were given. Were they interesting, inquisitive or insightful, per-say? Well, dear friends, that is up to you to decide. So comment if you please, criticize if you must, and please do donate to charity. That is all.
Happy Sunday,
The proprietor of this fine blog, Brandon Blewett
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