The Tempest

  I’m ten months in to my retirement which is long enough to have learned some things about my new life. Since I know many people who will b...

  I freely admit that I have lost all objectivity where my grandson is concerned. It has gotten to the point where I am unable to think disp...

  As many of you know, I’m what some people would call manically committed to my workout routines. I have to get my five mile walks in at le...

  We are back in Columbia for the second half of our October grand parenting assignment—to take care of Silas while Kaitlin is back at work...

  I have come to the conclusion that the highest and most useful purpose of the internet is the curation and distribution of dad jokes. All ...

  I love rainy mornings. There’s something soothing about waking up to the sound of rain on the roof. It slows you down. You see that it’s a...

  Pam has been in Columbia taking care of Silas since September 30th. I was with her for the first five days, then I drove back to Short Pum...