Time for a little self-reflection…
Here’s the deal. I’m painfully introverted. So I was a bit interested this morning when one of my favorite podcasts featured an interview with Holley Gerth, the author of The… Read more »
The Kings of Sap
OK, so this just came to mind for some reason yesterday, and I must say, it certainly brings back memories of the ’70s. I never heard a lot of these… Read more »
So I Voted…
Well, I voted. I almost didn’t, but as I like to tell just about everyone who listens, “don’t ever shut the door on a chance.” You can always back out… Read more »
In Praise of Jiman Choi
A lot can be said about the sorry state of baseball these days. They’ve cleverly tried to disguise it as an exciting game…except it isn’t. There is something to be… Read more »
Today’s Ride: Lovely North Korea and a Gimpo Tree Hunt
Today was a special ride. It’s been a long time since I’ve done a tree hunt. I’ve gotten most of the story trees south of the Han River. Last year,… Read more »
The Quiet Beauty of an Autumn Day
Sometimes you just nail it. You create a memory that comes as close to the ideal as possible – maybe even the ideal. For me it was a cold and… Read more »
Why Köln?
I can’t remember exactly the first time I heard of Keith Jarrett – some podcast or radio show, and only fairly recently – but the story they were telling caught… Read more »
Been busy…
Changing this… to this… If you look closely, you’ll see that I don’t have the chain sized yet, but I’m about to give that a shot and then it’ll be… Read more »
Your Undivided Attention
I think I’ve established already that I’m a cranky old man who just doesn’t get the kids these days. But there is one thing of which I am thoroughly convinced:… Read more »
Redemption?
If you know me, you know I’ve been a bit critical of the 2020 Major League Baseball season. It just hasn’t been all there, and the “playoffs” looked to be… Read more »