Monthly Archives: June 2026

As we hurtle toward the best month in which to be born, I am trying to figure out how to celebrate my Roger Maris (61) birthday, which inconveniently falls on a Wednesday this year. Last year I celebrated by riding … Continue reading →

On Friday I ate dinner and had beers with an old coworker who is in town from Miami for a few days. We ate at Fox Bros, one of my favorites and somewhere I’ve not eaten at in some time. … Continue reading →

After my Trees Atlanta shift I came home, ate lunch, and shut down for the rest of the day. At some point during the Germany v Ecuador game I realized that I could be doing other things, so I started … Continue reading →

My productive morning yesterday was satisfying. My knee hurting again yesterday afternoon was disheartening. Last night I baked another zucchini bread, this one being a savory zucchini bread. Yes, it still has some sugar, but unlike the one I baked … Continue reading →

My buddy Hank has flown home, which is good for my productivity and my desire to lose weight. On Monday I tweaked my left knee (again) which is terrible for my productivity and my desire to lose weight. The pain, … Continue reading →

Another day of carousing yesterday. I met Hank and Chip for lunch at Lewis BBQ, where I had a massive order of anchors which were great. We headed to North Highland Pub afterward, where I had a few beers before … Continue reading →

Oh hey, it’s Monday! I woke up thinking that it was Sunday… Wordle: five, my starter was SPADE

I’ve been casually watching World Cup games with the sound off. I am glad that I am ambivalent to almost all sports these days and that my mood changes little based on the outcome of a sporting event. I think … Continue reading →

Other than walking over to WLF@UFO to plant some bush bean seeds, which in all likelihood will get dug up by something, I didn’t do a heck of a lot yesterday. It was nice to get to meet another fellow … Continue reading →

Good day yesterday, some rain fell upon Wee Little Farm. Later Allan was able to extract my Excalibur pedal from Steve’s crank, so I rewarded his efforts with beer at Schoolhouse Brewing. We were joined by ITP-Reader Sal, and my … Continue reading →