Dear Readers,It's been raining outside the WISAM offices over the last few days, and I believe it's giving me what psychologists refer to as seasonal affective disorder. Bigman, who's an accomplished amateur head-shrinker as well as my fellow editor, says I may be the first case of springtime SAD on record.
The reason I'm telling you this is not to cause concern. Instead, I wanted to pass along the advice Bigman left me with. It's a bit cryptic, but I feel there's something very profound here. He said, "You can blame it on the rain, 'cause the rain don't mind and the rain don't care. You got to blame it on something. Blame it on the rain. Blame it on the stars. Whatever you do don't put the blame on you. Blame it on the rain."
Take that with you readers, mull it over, and use it for good.
Until next time,
Perry Fatone
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