We went on a Covid-summer road trip that took us the whole Summer. The cat took an entirely different Summer vacation in the Ozarks.

I never really understood how a change of scenery keeps my work from being oh-so-boring. I've actually had a lot to do, and interesting things to work on. I've got a view of every out-building on the 3900 block between Claycut Rd. and Capital Heights, and I'm still itching for a change.

My sweet son V likes nothing more than shopping for trucks. He apparently took his inquiry a little further this week, and entered his contact information into a form. As soon as he started getting messages from the dealer, he got a little nervous.

Marathon, boat related, beer drinking, swim meet. This post is just a disjointed mess of small things that have been going on.

Taking your kids to practice sounds like fun before you have to do it. Here's what I'm thinking about while I'm just sitting around waiting for practice to be over.

Every time that one of my teams plays for a championship -- an experience that I may or may not ever have again -- I get better at how to do it. Here are my championship stories and how I get better at it every year.

A few guilty paragraphs about not posting more, a funny text message, and a video from New Year's that made us laugh.

A short funny post about a podcaster who is clueless about flyover America.

Parts of our house haven't been updated since the house was built, which has been a little bit. Take a look at what it looks like behind one of our outlets. Scary.

Ko just turned 8. He thinks he can drive.

The dentist chair is a good place for the mind to wander. This week, I took those mind-wanderings and started typing them out as a post. Whose music is dentist-office appropriate, but still good? Let the debate begin.

This is the shortest post ever -- a memory of a 20-year-old vulgarity that made me laugh.