Monthly Archives: September 2025

Unfortunately my AC didn’t come on yesterday afternoon, so when I returned home from Betsy’s it was 78°F indoors with no way to cool it down. My AC unit is also supposed to reduce humidity, and that function didn’t seem … Continue reading →

My Tuesday night riding season is over for the year. I bailed on the ride last night because my bicycle wasn’t ready to be ridden, and more importantly, darkness occurs before the end of the ride. I will have to … Continue reading →

I think Atlanta’s shitty traffic is ruining my sense of adventure for the city, well, that and the eternity that they are taking to finish the goddamn BeltLine. I’d rather stay at home than fight my way to go somewhere. … Continue reading →

I could have mentioned this on Friday, but I decided to hold off until today. On Friday I decided to do a puzzle in the latest issue of Games magazine, you know, the one that I mentioned only had 48 … Continue reading →

I went to an incredible Asian market yesterday called “Nam Dae Mun” in Morrow yesterday. It was huge, occupying a former Target store. There is a high likelihood that I will return in the future. Unlike many trips south of … Continue reading →

A lot of my shorts and pants are wearing thin and getting holes. I think that I’m going to see if I can patch them before buying new ones. I will not terminate this blog without warning, just to let … Continue reading →

I have nothing today. Wordle: four, my starter was SHORT

Well, I was going to go up to ride Beautiful Backroads this year, until I saw that the registration fee is currently $70. I know that everything is going up, but $70 is more than I am willing to pay … Continue reading →

I went to Athens Friday to go to the 40 Watt Club to see The Baseball Project perform. Not familiar? Not surprised. It’s a bunch of musicians from other bands, most notably Peter Buck and Mike Mills from REM, who … Continue reading →

I finally remembered about what I was going to write yesterday! On Wednesday night I watched the second half of “The Thursday Murder Club”. As a fan of the books, albeit one who can never remember all of the plot … Continue reading →