Monthly Archives: July 2026

This is my reminder to you, as well as myself, to never click on links in email if possible. Stupid me clicked on one, even though I KNOW BETTER, and wound up getting redirected to some weird site. I realized … Continue reading →

Apparently Irish folk musician Glen Hansard died in a motorcycle accident the yesterday. While I am not a huge fan of his work, I did enjoy what I heard, and was moved by his death at 56. Yesterday I watched … Continue reading →

Not feeling it. Wordle: four, my starter was YODEL

I have nothing. Wordle: six, my starter was CRASH

On Saturday morning I did my self-appointed civic duty of picking up trash from the ITP-Estate to East Atlanta Village. While there was less trash than normal, it always astonishes me how shitty humans are. Later on our walk Betsy … Continue reading →

Happy Birthday to ITP-Reader David aka The ITP-Reader formerly known as “Lurker”. Last night I did a good couple of hours volunteering with Concrete Jungle. A large group of people came down from John’s Creek (bless them) to volunteer, and … Continue reading →

I’m back in Atlanta, which is good because I have a CHaRM appointment this morning as well as a Concrete Jungle volunteering shift this afternoon. I probably should have spent one more night in Clemson so that I didn’t spend … Continue reading →

Happy birthday to ITP-Writer Paulie. Oh wait, that’s me! 😀 Also birthday greetings to Jen, wherever she is. She is one of the women who have dumped me during my Atlanta years. I always wished that she liked me, because … Continue reading →

My last day as a sixty year old finds me in a classroom in Clemson, SC. I’m taking a course in the essentials of organic farm certification. I’m considering becoming an inspector, in order to make a few dollars to … Continue reading →

I rode my bike 35 miles up at Sosabee on Saturday with the likes of ITP-Readers Barb, Sal, and Bob. Unfortunately I faded badly toward the end. Unless a miracle happens, Brevard is going to be a very tough weekend … Continue reading →