Author Archives: Paulie [eatl/ga]

My driver’s license arrived in the mail yesterday, such a weight off my mind. So, unless I do something stupid, die, or move to another state, I can legally drive until 2033. Wordle: five, my starter was STRIP

I haven’t watch the TdF in about a week, and have no plans to watch any of the remaining stages. Happy #60 ITP-Reader David, née Lurker. Wordle: three, my starter was GRAPE (I wanted to use GUIDE, or GRIPE, but … Continue reading →

Where do I go from here? Home. Wordle: three, my starter was LATER (you’re welcome)

Happy Goddamn Sixtieth birthday to me! As you read this I am out torturing myself. Were this any other day I’d be skipping the ride based on the unfavorable health conditions I’m facing. You may not read much from me … Continue reading →

My Saturday farmer cosplay on Saturday was fun. Four hours of manual labor, the last three of which in sunshine. At the farm I helped plant a fig tree and did a ton of weeding. I followed my volunteering with … Continue reading →

The reason I went to Bremen, Germany in 2014 is because it was supposed to rain in Cologne on my birthday. It did not rain in Bremen, so I was happy (as happy as I get, anyway). This year I … Continue reading →

I went to The EARL last night to see the band Deep Sea Diver perform to a sell out crowd. It was a good decision as I had a really good time, even though I was flying solo. My Amazon … Continue reading →

I know Atlanta was built by the railroads, hence its former name of “Terminus”. However, have you ever wondered why the city didn’t also build along the Chattahoochee River? Rivers are always considered to be a limited, yet highly desired … Continue reading →

It’s pretty rare to have two separate events fall into place nicely. The other day I bought a concert ticket to see the band Chatham County Line in Brevard, NC on August 29, and a ticket for the SC Paw … Continue reading →

While being lazy on Friday, July 11, I realized that on July 11, 2022 I drove my bike up to Blue Ridge and rode a tough 35-mile ride up there. I wish that I currently weighed what I weighed in … Continue reading →