WOTW Annual

it's exactly a year since the wolf first laid paws on this site and produced the openin post. by and large, i never expected it to last because the site is non-interactive and i don't respond to comments. i also didn't expect to be alive still but apparently the Lord has different plans.

so three movin days and 60 odd posts later, the wolf is still sat here with the same trusty, mouldy keyboard, typin out random twisted thoughts to the waitin world. in my conceited incoherence, i take pride that i rarely succumb to writin about my personal life (which is pretty much more interestin than anythin i can write here!) and that i've managed to keep the site as a social news blog or a satirical commentary on popular culture at most. what pleases me most though, is that i've managed to write to entertain and not to impress, which is damned near impossible for someone as ostentatious as myself!

i thank you, my readers from the local county jail to Taman Tun Dr. Ismail, from Wangsamaju to Kalamazoo, from Washington D.C. to Kamunting Penitentiary, or any other piece of land you may be readin this from. somethin here must be interestin you lot (or do you come here every day just to learn a new word, helen the glam!) for it to be registerin 40 hits daily excludin mine. the celerity of life is more fleetin than that ray of winter sunshine and the six or seven minutes a day you spend here on The Way Of The Wolf make me feel as if i've not been the absolute father of all fuckups that i know i am. and yeah i do know i am.

so for this rather self-indulgent special occasion, say happy anniversary here and the first three to do so will actually receive a reply on whatever you ask about somethin scandalously obscure in a past entry!

ciao.

p/s this offer is not valid for singaporeans.
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Word Of The Wolf today is wayworn \WAY-worn\,

adjective:
Wearied by travelling

"He may have seen more than his share of life's inviting temptations and all of man's worldly promises but in the end the wayworn wolf returns to the den still."

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Wayworn is way (from Old English weg) + worn (from Old English werian).