Haunting
I’ve discovered (or been reminded of) some of my favorite music by accident. Quite some time ago, I described how I stumbled upon Jenny & Tyler for example. I came… Read more »
The Pleasures of Eating
Honestly, I’m reading plenty right now. I’ve just picked up (again) Thomas Wolfe’s Look Homeward Angel, and I’m (again) enjoying it immensely. I never finished it the first time through… Read more »
Saturday 70: A Bit of History
Yeah, it’s actually Sunday morning here. But I think I may finally be caught up from my two weeks in the States now, sleepwise. Sure, I woke up at 4… Read more »
Gettin’ through the funk…
I’ve been writing a bit over the past few days, but not quite getting it together. Still a bit tired from the trip. Not really able to overcome this blah… Read more »
To Care for the Gift
“…to agrarianism, farming is the proper use and care of an immeasurable gift. The shortest way to understand this, I suppose, is the religious way. Among the commonplaces of the… Read more »
Saturday 63: Hello Doggie
It’s humid here. Breathtakingly so. So getting up early and hitting the road around 5, although helpful, didn’t do much. I was soaked by about 10 miles into the ride…. Read more »
Brian Wilson. Go Figure.
What does one do on a 14-hour flight across the Pacific? Well, I’m one to peruse the extensive movie catalog that American Airlines offers. I got to see a few… Read more »
You’re not that bad…
Well, another Father’s Day in the books. And another stern talking to. Actually, not that bad. But a little bit there, nonetheless. A favorite pastor of mine once observed that… Read more »
Saturday 80: Ant Hill
We’re coming up again on that time — the anniversary of the start of the Korean War is in less than a week (72 years ago this week). I always… Read more »
Local History: The Drowning of Obi-ri
I remember in the ’80s, the adventure that could be had by those stationed at Osan Air Base by going east on single-lane country roads next to the river that… Read more »