Robert Hruzek on Nov 28th 2008 at 6:00 am What I Learned From...

Am I Comin’ or Goin’?

Can’t figure out whether you’re comin’ or goin’? Hey, we all feel that way every now and then.

Not to worry, folks; I got just what the doctor ordered! All you have to do is put the lime in the coconut participate in our next groupwrite project! You’ll find yourself back on track in no time, I promise!

Our topic for the month of December is What I Learned From the Generosity of Others, and if you’d like to participate, hey, we’d love to have ya! All you need to do is come back on Monday for the kickoff!

Wonderin’ what the heck I’m talkin’ about? Well, follow this link to the WILF page and read all about it!

See ya then!

14 responses so far

14 Responses to “Am I Comin’ or Goin’?”

  1. # Brad Shorron Nov 28th 2008 at 8:11 am

    Robert, You are one of the best photo selectors on the Web. LOL!

    Brad Shorrs last blog post..Focus on Production, Not Consumption or Wealth Transfer

  2. # Robert Hruzekon Nov 28th 2008 at 4:48 pm

    Thanks, Brad! Now, if I could just find them that crucial “second time”! *sigh*

  3. # looking ahead « Levite Chronicleson Nov 30th 2008 at 12:05 am

    [...] I’ve been wrestling for the past couple weeks with the question of my thankfulness, or, more accurately, my lack of it. Into that thinking came Robert Hruzek. Every month he invites people to write a post about what they learned from [something]. For December, the challenge will be “what I learned from the generosity of others.” [...]

  4. # Wilson Ponon Nov 30th 2008 at 1:37 am

    Hehe, I loved this picture, Robert. I also have a bike like this one, but it has separated into two different parts lol

    By the way, I’m looking forward of the December’s writing project :)

  5. # Robert Hruzekon Nov 30th 2008 at 7:56 pm

    Me too, Wilson! I hope you decide to join us this time (hint, hint).

  6. # My silver seminary - WILF 1 « Levite Chronicleson Dec 1st 2008 at 1:02 am

    [...] I was working on a painting project on Saturday. I was feeling pretty apathetic. I put in the ear buds and started a song about legacy. And immediately I realized where I needed to start my posts for December in response to Robert Hruzek’s writing project, “what I learned from the generosity of others.” [...]

  7. # Karen Swimon Dec 1st 2008 at 8:20 am

    Robert, this photo is priceless! I kept staring at it, trying to figure it out! Yes, there are so many days I don’t know if I’m coming, going or already made it there. :-) It will be a great joy to explore generosity, and perfect for the month of December! I’ll be er going now. :-)

  8. # Tyleron Dec 1st 2008 at 7:02 pm

    Great picture Robert!

  9. # Robert Hruzekon Dec 1st 2008 at 8:18 pm

    Isn’t it though? Thanks for dropping by, Tyler!

  10. # Parison Dec 2nd 2008 at 2:20 am

    ‘tug-of-war-bike’ — u must be kidding me! there’s such a bicycle? where can i find one like this?

  11. # Andyon Dec 2nd 2008 at 11:00 am

    Hi Robert,

    LOL!!!

    This is defo something that the Doctor ordered – Was it Dr. Dolittle?

    I think its a case of a pushmi-pullyu ;)

    Take care, Andy

  12. # Robert Hruzekon Dec 2nd 2008 at 11:55 am

    Hey, I remember that critter! Yep; this is probably the wheeled version…

  13. # Gion'son Dec 2nd 2008 at 6:32 pm

    Hehehe, this is a good picture, I guest is up to us where are we going to.

  14. # Ariyeson Jan 12th 2009 at 4:59 am

    Never seen any such bicycle ever in my life. But yea its kinda ‘tug of war’ like situation where both the riders are struggling hard to pull it through their own side. really a funny one.

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