I wrote this in response to someone else's post and it sort of stretched from a reply into something more deserving of it's own con...

 Cheryl and I are heading into our busiest season of the year for biking. Most of our biking is done in after work rides on local gr...

Clicking through headlines this morning, I saw one that didn't come as much of a shocker: "American's Get Flunking Grade on Eco...

I post a lot of pictures from the adventures that Cheryl and I undertake in good weather. Sunny days are conducive to photography. If not...

Lots of time outdoors this year. Sky, water, trees, sand are more of a living room to us than our, you know, living room. It's good to ...

Plague is a pretty reliable stand by for science fiction authors when they need a plausible apocalypse. After all, it's happened before ...

Continuing my series of looking at potential apocalypses, I'll veer off into something that isn't technically the end of the world, ...

An article by Kevin D. Williams called The World Keeps Not Ending struck me as fairly insightful, and made me reflect on the fact that pre...

I think it's safe to say that the changes have stuck. Six years ago, I did a blogpost called "Lifestyle Changes Ahead."  I t...

For a little over twenty years, I worked two jobs. Job one, of course, was writing. Even though twenty years ago I was unpublished, I was wo...