2021 in Review
It was a banner year. It sucked, but maybe that’s why a lot of the things that stuck out, stuck out as they did. A lot happened in the year,… Read more »
Month: December 2021
Winter on the Road
It’s winter. It’s a bit chilly. And I’m still riding my bike to work most days. Winter riding is different than summer riding. It takes a lot out of me… Read more »
I should’ve been a carpenter…
Odd, that just a week or so ago I was thinking I should’ve joined the Navy. Maybe my views were too narrow. I’ve spent my entire adult life associated with… Read more »
The Best of Both Worlds?
I love dogs. If I had my way, I’d have a lot more of them. And I wouldn’t care about the shedding, which is the biggest limitation in my home… Read more »
There was a time…
I remember when I was quite young hearing stories of my older brother hitchhiking to get around. I’ll have to ask him about that someday. Today one might think it… Read more »
My Kingdom for a Home Depot
My father was brilliant. He could do just about anything in my eyes. I’ve already written about my first airplane ride — with him as the pilot. I also must… Read more »
Merry Christmas Again!
I’ve enjoyed the recent series of sermons from my pastor, Steve Houser, during this Advent season. Rather than the typical birth narratives, he’s been speaking out of the first chapter… Read more »
Got Out
It’s been a couple of weeks. Too busy last weekend (plus it wan’t the best of weather), but today was good enough. And since it’s supposed to be single-digit cold… Read more »
An Interesting Person
Today, the Babylon Bee released the entire Elon Musk interview on YouTube. I’ve listened to Bee interviews before, and these guys are far from professional…and I guess that’s what makes… Read more »
Learning to Read
I’ve really got to learn how to read. Not how to read as we think in the traditional sense – recognizing letters and words out of Dick and Jane –… Read more »