Yes, it makes no sense…
I guess it was somewhere during my first time in Monterey (over 40 years ago now) that I first heard the group “Yes.” They were good — interesting, musically. I… Read more »
It’s been a long time…
In more ways than one, it’s been a while since I’ve put in the work to finish a good book. That dry spell ended today when I finished the 601-page… Read more »
Making Things Up
Here’s a story that maybe even my siblings don’t know. One of my earliest memories is of the “Great Root Beer Caper.” Long ago, there was an A&W Root Beer… Read more »
A Memorable Ride
The ride we took just over a week ago nearly ruined me. It was about as perfect as a ride could be and, being worn out as I have been… Read more »
The Epitome of Autumn
I know if I looked back through my years of blogging, there are going to be some references to how wonderful are the falls of Korea. It’s long been my… Read more »
Finding Simplicity
I’ve been ruminating on the stark, sterilized lives we live these days. Lives where everything needs to meet expectations, and those expectations always basking in the gleam of something new,… Read more »
A Couple of Old Guys
I like listening to what I call “throwaway” podcasts. That is, podcasts that’ll put me to sleep within minutes and that I don’t mind what I miss because of it…. Read more »
Dragon Bowl
I’ve billed this as the most disappointed I have been in a landmark to which I had ridden my bicycle. By far. Quite some time ago, as I was planning… Read more »
Angry at the World
My brother-in-law died yesterday. We weren’t particularly close…well, not close at all. But still… I have memories. It’s interesting how they come back when you’re standing in a hospital room… Read more »
Still Riding: Gyeongsusa
Every time I ride east over cemetery hill (where my in-laws are buried), I pass the entrance to a temple that sits about halfway up a good-sized hill. And every… Read more »