And now for something different: The Red Mist Descends

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You may not know this, but I have more than one blog. Mainly because I write about different subjects and not all of them belong on this blog. Another of my blogs is The Red Mist Descends: Tales of a Reluctant Human. Last night I redesigned the RMD blog and I like it!

If you're looking for rants, raves, and posts about subjects that deal with the more imperfect human aspects of living, go check out The Red Mist Descends. You might find something you'll enjoy there!
http://theredmistdescends.blogspot.com


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