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This is the first in a series of “GO WYO” license plates that adorned my cars – back when I lived in the States and when I owned cars. Follow up license plates were in Indiana, “The Crossroads of America” plate and the exceptionally ugly “www.IN.gov” plate that was issued later in my Indiana-time. […] One of my friends has started studying Japanese – and after the first lesson, she informed me that the Japanese word for “father” is Chichi. Which led me to speculate, out loud, “I wonder where Chi Chi LaRue got his nickname.” “Who is Chi Chi LaRue,” she asked. “He was a famous golfer when I […] It’s occurred to me that two pieces of wisdom given to me from my Father, in my youth, no longer apply. First, I can distinctly remember my Father explaining to me that one important life goal is to save enough money that one can live off of the interest. This is an impossible goal at […] I’ve been trying to route myself through the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve for a few years, but the trips have never quite worked out. The goal was to find out if it is as awesome as an adult as it was when I was a kid. Short Answer: Yes! Long […] Last week I finished reading A Boy Like Me, which is a young adult novel focusing on the story of Peyton, a boy who was born a girl. It’s a story focusing on the trials and tribulations of being a masculine acting girl, who hates her birth name, and wants to be a guy – […] Last weekend I popped up to see friends, and on Friday we went to pick up my friend’s son at grundschule – elementary school. I think that it was my first time inside an elementary school in years – to be honest I cannot remember the last time I was inside one – and it […] Back in October, while visiting my family, I picked up a small stack of random mail that had some how found my Mom’s mailbox instead of my mailbox. And by mail, I mean actual letters, delivered by a friendly person in a uniform. One letter I received was from Wyoming Public Media: Dear Adam, […] I lost my father five years ago this coming February – this is not something I actually spend a great deal of time dwelling upon, but rather he comes to mind at some of the oddest moments. When I least expect it, he pops into mind – environments where I don’t think I would have […] |
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