23 May

Ego Search

Posted by Jeff in linkfood

We've all done it. From time to time, I like to go to Google and see what the Jeff McClures of the world have been up to. Actually, it's pretty amusing to see the obscure corners of the Internet that my words are still left in. Admittedly, most of the hits are for other people (especially since there's apparently a NASCAR driver with my name), but check this one out. Look for my name on the page. The post itself isn't exactly exciting, but that bit is the last one that I expected to see 4 years later.

25 Sep

Autumn Leaves

Posted by Jeff in deep thoughts, memories

Last week, I got an opportunity to participate in a recruiting trip to my college alma mater. It's been over three years since I walked across the stage in my cap and gown, eager to get to the next chapter in my life. Since then, I've visited campus a few times. Every time I go, things reach out and catch on my memory rather like leaves catching on my clothing as I walk through a forest. This post is about those leaves and how some of them can be so unexpected. Read more »

25 Sep

Actors Are People Too

Posted by Jeff in deep thoughts

Well, here it is: my second will-be post. You might have noticed that the first post has had a bit of time to age. It was actually posted on domesticat.net to begin with, but since it's the most coherent and expressive piece of writing I've done lately, I decided that it would make a good first post. With that taken care of, now I'm working on clearing my head of all the writing ideas I've had over the last month or so. My first one has been rolling around in my head for a while, and it's actually rather the flip-side of "Learning to Be a Fan." Read more »

25 Nov

Learning to be a Fan

Posted by Jeff in deep thoughts, memories, music

Welcome to slidingconstant. This post deserves a bit of a preface. I wrote this little essay in November of 2000...before I ever knew that there was going to be a "slidingconstant". I held onto this knowing that it would be the first post of any web log I started. As it turns out, the post ended up partially inspiring the whole concept for the site. I hope you enjoy. Read more »