Doug Clark is a sport, to say the least. He actually accepted my pitch and wrote a column about my More magazine contest in the Spokesman-Review newspaper. It's a great piece, not surprisingly, because he's a great, funny writer. I knew his perspective would be interesting!  If you haven't voted, well all I can say is  If you have voted, THANK YOU! You can vote every day, but only until midnight of the 14th, so the clock is ticking. |
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