This must’ve been the plan all along…
When I created the “Football” category after the first week of the season, I figured I might have something to say other than to jab the Cowboys for picking up… Read more »
Author Archives: Robert Fraleigh
The Benefits of Continuity
I’ve mentioned here my approach to reading the Bible this time through, and the practicality of my decision is paying off in ways I hadn’t really expected. This morning I… Read more »
It’s been a while…
I haven’t been out on many longer rides lately. January is always the toughest month here for riding. Temps get pretty cold for a week or two (as they did… Read more »
Off-the-Grid Dreams…
Just wandering around the YouTubes and something catches my eye. Micha and I have done a lot of driving, and on occasion we see a place that’s beautiful and remote,… Read more »
Read It. Get it?
I have to admit, I’m not a huge fan of the Old Testament. No slight to God here. I guess you could say I get through the Old so I… Read more »
A Test Ride: Project, Part IV
Finally finished. If you’ve followed the last few posts about work I’ve been doing on the bike, you’ve seen a few changes. Took the last, and perhaps most important, change… Read more »
All Over but the Crying…
I guess I should start with a warning that I’m kind of cranky and tired right now. And I suppose I’ll try to wrap up this line of thinking soon… Read more »
Real Law and Order. Real Courage.
I really enjoyed a recent episode of the New York Times podcast, The Daily, in which host Michael Barbaro interviewed newly-elected Michigan Republican Representative Peter Meijer about his vote to… Read more »
A Test Ride: Project, Part III
Having spent a few days getting my bike in order after receiving new parts last week, here are my thoughts after a 20-mile ride: The Salsa Woodchipper handlebars: Loved them,… Read more »
Recommendation: The Queen’s Gambit
Who ever thought they could make a nearly 7-hour miniseries about chess interesting? I saw The Queen’s Gambit was on Netflix, but it wasn’t even on my radar until Jack… Read more »