A B-17
About a year and a half ago, I bought what I thought would be the last saddle (at least model-wise) that I would need — the Brooks Cambium. I loved… Read more »
Thoughts if you want them…
About a year and a half ago, I bought what I thought would be the last saddle (at least model-wise) that I would need — the Brooks Cambium. I loved… Read more »
I’ve stayed away from the news today. I know what’s on it. Same old crap, but this time turned up to 21. People ask me what I like about Korea…. Read more »
If you’ve read here over time, you’ll know that I always have a few books going at any given moment. I was quite excited to be reading Steinbeck again, but… Read more »
You’ve probably heard someone say “the book was better than the movie” before. You rarely hear it the other way around (although I know there are examples). Maybe it’s because… Read more »
Canada has given the world some wonderful things. Corner Gas, one of the greatest shows on television (not just in the naughts, but of all time), for example. And hockey…. Read more »
Today was market day (the 19th), so we took a walk. I’ve written recently about how much I like the market days here. But there’s something extra that usually comes… Read more »
Some time back, I wrote a series listing the things I like about Korea. Part IV of that series was the food. I’ve written about it here actually more than… Read more »
I’m of the mind that, when I start seeing a lot of something, I should pay attention. Sure, it’s kind of superstitious, but it never hurts to mull things over,… Read more »
I’ve taken to watching the videos of a young Korean woman who does a lot of cycling around the country. I like her for a few reasons (other than she’s… Read more »
Sure, it might not seem like much, but if I had a quarter for every partially-read book in my library (and completely unread book I scored cheap (or free) on… Read more »