Still Good: DragonHouse
I haven’t tossed anything up here like this in a while (don’t need the cheat days anymore), but it still holds true that they’re exciting to watch. Take a break… Read more »
Month: October 2022
A Few Books
I’m all over the place in my reading right now, but enjoying it all very much. I recently picked up the Sci-Fi novel The Sparrow, by Mary Doria Russell at… Read more »
Saturday 55: Suwon City Tour
I’ve long maintained that Suwon is one of my favorite cities. Maybe it’s my familiarity with the place. And I’ve got some good memories of it, going back all the… Read more »
Agatha and the Twins
If one were to read through some of what I write, one would think I’m anti-tech. They might think, “The world has passed this old guy by and he’s just… Read more »
Tumbling Downhill
Let’s just say it: one of the biggest weaknesses in email communication is that there is no immediate feedback. You don’t get to look the person in the face and… Read more »
Enough of the Hindsight
Remember two years ago, when we were in the height of fighting the COVID pandemic? Remember the controls placed on us all, which today seem brutally restrictive? I mean, whoever… Read more »
And now for the little things…
Here’s the problem with riding with Albert. He’s so willing to check things out, and he’s so knowledgeable about the options when it comes to kitting out a bike that… Read more »
Saturday 77: Worn Out
I don’t know what it was about today, but I’m hoping I’ll sleep like a log tonight. I’m just plain worn out. And the ride shouldn’t have been all that… Read more »
Falling for it?
I haven’t put anything up for a couple of days, so here’s something I’ve been working on: Sensationalism sells. In our entertainment, the next big thing rules. We don’t want… Read more »
Patient
I can’t pin down the exact date – or even the exact year really, but I believe it was sometime around New Year’s Day, 1994 that I became a Christian…. Read more »