Saturday D2R: Beautiful Korea
This was my second “Drive to Ride” (D2R) since the roof rack. Still excited. I got to see an even deeper rural Korea — enough so that I think I… Read more »
Category: PSA
Read the Bill
I’m leery of social media, but I still lurk about its corners. It gives me ideas sometimes. But it’s supremely dangerous, and its purveyors know it. That doesn’t stop them… Read more »
Time to Get Serious
I was interested and excited to hear the news about a recent discovery in physics — a superconductor that works at room temperatures. Sadly, this turned out to be yet… Read more »
A Companion in my Discontent
It seems that I’m not the only one who is discontented with the new norm in entertainment. After 23 years in the business, the New York Times movie critic, A…. Read more »
Exploring the DMZ
June of 2023 will be the 40th anniversary of the first time I set foot in Korea. It doesn’t seem that long ago, but 1983 Korea was so much different… Read more »
Data in the Minefields
Just a short foray into the minefield. A piece by an alternative media site came to my attention today. I like to read through things like this occasionally to see… 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 »
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 »
Let’s think about this…
If one knew me, they might consider me conservative. And yet, I haven’t voted for a Republican presidential candidate since Ronald Reagan. I’d add “I can’t stand Donald Trump” to… Read more »