The Best Sousa March…
I secretly love Sousa marches (well, I guess it’s out there now), and here’s my favorite. Yes, a lesser-known piece. But it’s perfect. Try grabbing on to one part and… Read more »
Pink Floyd and the Need of a Critic
I’m going to tell you some of the greatest complete albums ever created by a rock group. Read carefully: Wish You Were Here Dark Side of the Moon Animals The… Read more »
What I like about Korea, Part IV: The Food
In the city of Appleton, Wisconsin, there’s a Korean market and a Korean restaurant. Every time I’m around, I give them each a visit (or two), and my family in… Read more »
This is easy. It’s good. And it’s a bit difficult.
Perhaps you know already – I logged off Facebook and Twitter a couple of weeks ago and haven’t once felt the desire to check back in. It was much easier… Read more »
What I’m getting at, Part I: The Illusion of Superiority?
As a young boy in small-town Wisconsin, I would never have expected to live in a country not my own for over a third of my life (actually, 40% and… Read more »
The Challenge of Cheonan
Last weekend I took a ride to Suwon, and I told you how much I loved the city. Well, today I went to a city south of me about 30… Read more »
The Great Debate
Saw this in a restroom on my ride today and I have questions. What is being said here: “Don’t throw up in our toilet” or “Don’t drink out of our… Read more »
What I like about Korea, Part III: The History
It’s an odd claim that I was actually alive at the same time as the last emperor of China (who died four years after I was born). Perhaps that’s why… Read more »
Tom Petty and the Apocalypse II: Coal, Computers, and the Big One
In Part I, by looking at Tom Petty’s video for the song “You Got Lucky” (go back and take a look if you didn’t read it already), I took the… Read more »