Oh well, it can’t be helped…
I’ve been making a run at the library lately. Picked up an Agatha Christie novel (A Caribbean Mystery with Miss Marple) a couple of weeks ago on a whim. Took… Read more »
Category: History
Remembering a Patriot
One of the things I’ve loved so much about Korea is the history. It never ceases to fascinate me, and I’m always looking for something old when I’m out on… Read more »
Remember that time…?
I’m feeling better than I was last week after the Saturday 70, and this after doing over 81 miles today. Although we were on the road and riding for about… Read more »
It’s been such a long time…
Corky drove a gold VW bug with a hand-crank sunroof and an 8-track player. We used to roam the country roads in that thing — sunroof open, windows down —… Read more »
Moments to Remember
There was a girl I knew in high school, and I thought so much of her (although I’m sure she never knew). To me, she seemed the embodiment of success…. Read more »
BCFB is Back!
While it’s more than likely only a special early appearance, the first BCFB of the year is in the books before the end of March. By comparison, the last two… Read more »
February 18th
I don’t post anymore on Facebook, other than to publicize what I write on this blog. But when I go on to do that, it reminds me that I have… Read more »
Falling behind…
This short piece in the Korea Times is right up my alley – caught somewhere between history and progress, one man’s sentimentality is another’s opportunity. The old ways aren’t necessarily… Read more »
A history lesson for the kids…
I’ve been working on a piece for the whole week and just can’t quite get it. It’s up around 1,500 words right now, and it works for me, but it… Read more »
Much More than a Game
I’ve never been a big hockey fan. I’ve been to a few college and semi-pro games and of course enjoyed them in person, but it’s never been something to catch… Read more »