Tales, trails and tails of a corporate drop-out
I had to see if for myself; not from a news clip or printed photo. Live, in person. After multiple days of self-imposed exile I was ready to venture out and bear witness: the Washington Monument scaffolding is indeed coming down. Scaffolding off the Tip It took about all I had to convince myself to … Read moreMonument Scaffolding Comes Down
Six weeks post-closure and the critters of the shuttered National Aquarium in DC are still in the process of making their way to their new home. While a few hiccups along the way have occurred, including a broken-down transport vehicle in College Park, most are now in the Baltimore area. Several remain in their holding … Read moreNational Aquarium
We’ve all seen them and even been inside them. Those large, sometimes dingy, temporary structures we know as canvas tents. And not the ones we use for camping trips. We’re talking about ones that tower three or more stores tall at the peak and that claim wind-resistance up to 60 mph. That’s right 60 miles … Read moreStaking The Mall
Even when I feel bad, really bad, Samantha still has a way to make me laugh and brighten my day! Sam Terrorizing Her Squirrel
Not exactly the words I was hoping for at my final final visit to my knee doc. Expected; but not my hope. I relayed precisely how I felt leading up to, through, immediately after and a few days after the recent Marine Corps Marathon as he patiently listened. After all, my dime. From the time … Read moreYou’ll Always Have Pain