An Epidemic Response

I logged into my work e-mail and glanced over the dozens of new messages that had appeared in my “Inbox” … More

Tight Lines and Tuna

As the boat pitched forward into the early morning darkness of the Mid-Atlantic, I lay on the wet deck staring … More

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Leah Falland was on her way to the 2021 Olympics in the Steeplechase. She had followed defending Olympic medalist Emma … More

“Everything looks great! Keep doing what you are doing.” This was my Doctor’s evaluation during my last yearly wellness check … More

The giant skunk stood between two trees 33 yards away. I had a narrow lane through the branches and saplings … More

A few months ago, I posted a note that put this Blog on the back burner for a bit or … More

The aged man jogged slowly up a hill. He breathed laboriously as he circled a cul-de-sac, part of his usual … More

I don’t do this often. Okay I’ve never done this but I’m going to offer up a quick review of … More

The first time I made the turn from Hereford on to Boylston in the Boston marathon I nearly fell over … More

First the world caught on fire, then COVID-19 showed up, which led to the stock market crashing and burning. About … More

The afternoon sun beat down on me as my feet pounded the asphalt. I was on my way back to … More