journalism

After I successfully volunteered to be sentenced to membership on the County Commission's citizens advisory committee on school concurrency, I offered my personal e-mail address to any citizens who had suggestions, questions or advice.  Last night I got an e-mail from a blog reader whose question had nothing to do with pending legislation.

It was from a youngster interested in a career in journalism, who asked me what my most famous stories were while I was working newspapers.  I have two, both exhibiting the extremes of human nature.  One was tragic.  The other lent itself to some humor.