The Blogger’s Tale: Chapter Three August 31, 2023 00:00 In which the Blogger reveals his high-tech technique for writing a blog.In which Sister Eunice sits in the back seat of a very large car.In which the Blogger, forbidden from interacting with his fellow passengers, reflects on the contents of his bookshelf back home.In which Bradley and Renee almost get the green light.In which the Blogger figures he can start pounding coffee once he lands in continental Europe.In which Roger McAllister finally realizes to whom he is speaking.In which the Blogger recalls a brief moment of success as a raconteur, after convincing himself that he’s in good condition for driving, Download The Blogger’s Tale Chapter Three (Latest PDF) Series Navigation<< The Blogger’s Tale: Chapter TwoThe Blogger’s Tale: Chapter Four >>My Way to CanossaThe Bloggers Tale: Chapter One The Blogger’s Tale: Chapter Two The Blogger’s Tale: Chapter Three The Blogger’s Tale: Chapter Four The Blogger’s Tale: Chapter Five The Blogger’s Tale: Chapter Six The Blogger’s Tale: Chapter Seven The Blogger’s Tale: Chapter Eight The Lost Letters of Adalbert KehrShare this:Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) Discussion disabled. Category: My Way to Canossa Previous post Next post
00:00 In which the Blogger reveals his high-tech technique for writing a blog.In which Sister Eunice sits in the back seat of a very large car.In which the Blogger, forbidden from interacting with his fellow passengers, reflects on the contents of his bookshelf back home.In which Bradley and Renee almost get the green light.In which the Blogger figures he can start pounding coffee once he lands in continental Europe.In which Roger McAllister finally realizes to whom he is speaking.In which the Blogger recalls a brief moment of success as a raconteur, after convincing himself that he’s in good condition for driving,