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Nice Work, Kevin!

Even if he saddened James of the West (who appears to admit his feelings are childish: “When I was a kid . . .” ;) ) by posting it a day late, I think Kevin has done a wonderful job of highlighting the work of the past month in Carnival 47. Of course, he forgot to share one of my three posts from the past month, but I suppose that can be forgiven. For those of you who don’t know, it was actually Kevin’s birthday yesterday. He’s done us a fine service and on his birthday to boot. So, happy birthday again, Kevin, and good job!

I was impressed by Kevin’s categories this month. I have also been excited about the wonderful audio resources coming out — I was just listening to the NT Pod (by that “golden tongued Brit”) on my commute this morning. Maybe someday I’ll find the time to start a podcast . . .

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7 Comments by Patrick George McCullough  /  November 3, 2009  /  Posted in: biblical studies carnival
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  • http://jwest.wordpress.com Jim

    oh come now pat, surely the fact that i spoke of expectations with an example from childhood didnt escape your sharp eyed gaze…

  • http://jwest.wordpress.com Jim

    and it wasnt a day late. it was 2 days late.

  • http://markgoodacre.org Mark Goodacre

    Yes, I thought Kevin did a great job.

    “the golden-tongued Brit”: I’ll have to use that in my publicity.

  • http://patmccullough.com/ Patrick George McCullough

    gasp! the horror! ;)

  • http://patmccullough.com/ Patrick George McCullough

    Sounds like a good move, Mark :)

  • kevinscull

    Though I realize tradition dictates the carnival appear on the first of the month, the stated guidelines do stipulate it appear within a week. However, I do like to uphold traditions.

  • http://hesedweemet.wordpress.com John Anderson

    Jim, you really shouldn’t take this blogging thing too seriously you know.

    Hmmm . . . where have I heard that before?