A light rain tapped the aluminum canopy roof over my head as I emptied the last bag of ice I … More
Tag: Travel
Ode to a Blue Bag
I am generally not one to be sentimental about things. Things are tools to be used for their useful life … More
Photographs and Memories
The young couple waded in the edge of Assateague channel in front of their campsite. They had arrived the day … More
Remembering Mom
Yesterday evening I finally sat in my easy chair at the end of a busy day. My legs and back … More
The Rites of Spring
As we bumped and bounced our way along route 90 outside of Boston, people in cars beeped and waved as … More
Going Viral
Corona Virus, COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, Novel Corona . . all names for the latest threat to the world. Hey, I don’t … More
An Inconvenient Rant
I was standing at the checkout counter in a local convenience store post-run. I was still sweaty, and wet and … More
2019 In a Nutshell
He had a broad face and a little round belly That shook when he laughed, like a bowl full of … More
Island Time. Time to Think.
“Slow down to Island Time”. This was written on one of the sixty or so billboards along the route 175 … More
A Diverse and Thriving America
America is falling into anarchy. The top 1% are the only ones with good jobs, who are able to buy … More
Tri’ing Again . . Sort of
“Ouch. Perhaps I better stop and have a look at my heel.” I thought this just after my Garmin clicked … More
Thoughts and Prayers
The little red Toyota sedan was so close to my back bumper that all I could see in my mirror … More
