Comments on: Welcome http://www.robertneralich.com/2009/02/08/welcome/ Because the diverse parts of human nature need to be nourished in different ways. Wed, 09 Dec 2009 04:29:30 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: sammilligan http://www.robertneralich.com/2009/02/08/welcome/comment-page-1/#comment-56 sammilligan Mon, 09 Feb 2009 05:20:17 +0000 http://www.robertneralich.com/?p=623#comment-56 Dr. Neralich, I am glad to see that you are considering publishing some of your written material. I have often thought that you would do the world a great deal of justice by publishing pieces of your infinite wisdom on topics such as boa vs python. To be completely serious, I would enjoy reading a book written by you, and I am sure you would rather have people read phonetic symbols splashed on pieces of laminated wood than read them arrayed as bits on light on a computer monitor. Something about books does feel more authentic and longer lasting than the intangible storage of computer memory. Unfortunately, they seem to be going 'out of style', but I still think your influence would be far more valuable in the print of a book than the incorporeal world of the internet. Although, I believe the internet is a good place to start. Your style reminds me of Vonnegut or Hermann Hesse, but perhaps this is because the last two books I have read are 'Timequake' by Vonnegut and 'Siddhartha' by Hesse. I wish I was aware of a publisher that I could recommend for you, but unfortunately I am not. If, however, I come across any, I will try to let you know. Good luck. - Sam Dr. Neralich,

I am glad to see that you are considering publishing some of your written material. I have often thought that you would do the world a great deal of justice by publishing pieces of your infinite wisdom on topics such as boa vs python.

To be completely serious, I would enjoy reading a book written by you, and I am sure you would rather have people read phonetic symbols splashed on pieces of laminated wood than read them arrayed as bits on light on a computer monitor. Something about books does feel more authentic and longer lasting than the intangible storage of computer memory. Unfortunately, they seem to be going ‘out of style’, but I still think your influence would be far more valuable in the print of a book than the incorporeal world of the internet. Although, I believe the internet is a good place to start.

Your style reminds me of Vonnegut or Hermann Hesse, but perhaps this is because the last two books I have read are ‘Timequake’ by Vonnegut and ‘Siddhartha’ by Hesse. I wish I was aware of a publisher that I could recommend for you, but unfortunately I am not. If, however, I come across any, I will try to let you know.

Good luck.
- Sam

]]> By: rkilpa http://www.robertneralich.com/2009/02/08/welcome/comment-page-1/#comment-54 rkilpa Mon, 09 Feb 2009 00:29:47 +0000 http://www.robertneralich.com/?p=623#comment-54 Dr. Neralich, Rachel "the rock" Greenaway (now Kilpatrick) here. I heard you ran into Denton at Ozark Natural Foods, and I am so happy to see you have a website. I can't believe it has been so many years since I last sat in your classroom..makes me feel quite old. As I am sure Denton told you, I am now a 4th year medical student at UT Southwestern in Dallas. I'll be graduating in June with my first "real job" starting in July as an intern in internal medicine. Your class was absolutely my favorite class in high school, and certainly the one I took the most from. I still try and maintain some view of the "water" in which I live, but of course that can be difficult. I hope you are doing well. Feel free to e-mail me: ... I would love to hear from you. Rachel Dr. Neralich,
Rachel “the rock” Greenaway (now Kilpatrick) here. I heard you ran into Denton at Ozark Natural Foods, and I am so happy to see you have a website. I can’t believe it has been so many years since I last sat in your classroom..makes me feel quite old. As I am sure Denton told you, I am now a 4th year medical student at UT Southwestern in Dallas. I’ll be graduating in June with my first “real job” starting in July as an intern in internal medicine. Your class was absolutely my favorite class in high school, and certainly the one I took the most from. I still try and maintain some view of the “water” in which I live, but of course that can be difficult. I hope you are doing well. Feel free to e-mail me: … I would love to hear from you.
Rachel

]]> By: Ashley_Earnest http://www.robertneralich.com/2009/02/08/welcome/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Ashley_Earnest Sun, 08 Feb 2009 17:24:51 +0000 http://www.robertneralich.com/?p=623#comment-53 Definitely sounds like my kind of site! Glad I got to see you at Hastings the other day. -Earnest (saves christmas) . Definitely sounds like my kind of site!

Glad I got to see you at Hastings the other day.

-Earnest (saves christmas) .

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