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Commenting on the vagaries of the game of baseball is a little bit like pointing out things like the sun’s rising or wind blowing from time to time. After more than 150 years of professional seasons in the books we’ve … Continue reading
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Champa Bay. Damn, I wish I’d thought of that. But yeah, I’m totally stealing it. And add one more to the record books for said Bay with the NHL’s Lightning hoisting the Stanley Cup for the second time in two … Continue reading
Like going to church on Christmas and Easter (I hear some people do that), I follow soccer only during its big events. I get into the World Cup, of course, and the Olympics, and I generally take interest in the … Continue reading
Love that weekend wraparound holiday. How do we feel about arranging all holidays on Sundays… and then celebrating them from Friday to Monday?
In the 19th century and into the early part of the 20th century it was customary, on the Fourth of July, for a public official–a mayor, a judge, a justice of the peace–to recite the text of the Declaration of … Continue reading
In the past week I’ve done two things that brought normalcy a little closer to reality. One: played a gig. Two, saw somebody else play a gig. Not too much to report about my own gig. Yup, still know how … Continue reading
Latest manifestation of unusual food item… Wendy’s spicy chicken sandwich-flavored Pringles. (Pause for effect.) Okay this is just too much. … Continue reading
Back to the old unscripted format for this week’s episode of Math and Musings. Check it out here. … Continue reading
I’m 39 years old, which means I’ve been a legal adult for more than two decades. All this time I’ve lived in a society which promises, among other things, a jury of one’s peers. I’ve never been judged by such … Continue reading
Beautiful thing about living in 2021… blogging from the beach. Beautiful thing about being at the beach… not wasting precious beach time blogging. … Continue reading