Best of the Web Focus: Just PureMood

Wichita, Kansas -

Salem Watchen, Chief Editor of Salem's Lot, consented to an interview by the Just PureMood blog (http://justpuremood.com/), an agreement that traded his answers for an expose article on this wonderful website.

PureMood inquired of Salem:

Q1- A book about your life is being written, what’s the title?
Q2- Something major just happened, it’s good - who do you tell, first?
Q3- How did you find my site?
Q4- What are 2 of your bad habits?
Q5- Why would you be a good person for the job?

I interviewed Salem on behalf of PureMood, and he gave the following answers:

A1 - The title of the book about my life would be “Falling From Grace to Raise Some Hell”
A2- If something good happened, I wouldn’t tell anyone.
A3- Not sure. I think I linked through from Michelle’s site.
A4- Smoking, heavy smoking, & sleeping like the dead.
A5- I’m not just a ‘good person’ for the job; I’m THE person for the job. I’m competent, reliable, analytical, and produce excellent results with absolutely no supervision. Most importantly, I work cheap.

Now to the article, our first in a weekly series of reports bringing web logs demonstrating excellence in concept, content, or creativity to the attention of our readers, as the sidebar links aren't too particularly grabbing.

Just PureMood is a breath of fresh air in the sterile world of information the internet has to offer. PureMood shares little bits of her 'real life' (i.e. when she turns away from the monitor and keyboard), and they have a Norman Rockwell wholesomeness to them. PureMood also mixes the posts with engaging questions, photos from 'real life,' and entertaining tangients like Church Bloopers (you'll have to see her site).

As a part of this weekly column, if you know of a notable site that deserves recognition, drop me a line and we'll start them off with five questions and go from there.

If you find your way over to Just PureMood, tell her you came from Salem's Lot.

--- Robin DeVault, Web Focus Columnist
Wichita, Kansas
July 18, 2005