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In early April 2014 I visited Seoul, a city that I can easily imagine living in. I’ve actually visited the city twice. I’ve told any number of people that if you told me today that I would have to move to South Korea tomorrow that I would say, “Wow – that will be challenging […] I realized that, theoretically, today I am flying back from a weekend in London. In an alternative universe, had I not travelled to London, I would have headed to the north side of Berlin for a Berlin Flamingos Baseball Game against the Hamburg Stealers. For reasons that I’d rather not explain too clearly, I […] Looking at my Covid-19 postings, I realized that I have not yet shown any of my Japanese (or other East Asian) belongings. Much of this boils down to aesthetics: I love visiting Japan, South Korea, and Thailand – but the typical art that they hang on their walls is not art that I want […] 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 […] Yokohama Stadium Lights I’m winging my way south tonight – leaving the northern hemisphere, heading toward parts I’ve never visited before. I have been south before: South Africa and Swaziland – but I am very much biased toward the northern hemisphere in my travels. While in Japan I attended three baseball games – on […] View from my hotel room in Seoul — third floor of the Hotel Manu. I would stay at Hotel Manu again. My trip from Berlin to Seoul was long – and while none of the travel, in and of itself, was stressful, by the time I got to Seoul Saturday evening, I was completely […] Welcome to Mazda Zoom Zoom Stadium, 3rd base side, 14th section, row 30, seat L231. I will readily admit that the reason for my Japanese vacation is completely and utterly insane. I went to Japan to watch the Hiroshima Toyo Carp play baseball. At some point it occurred to me that I haven’t been […] Yesterday, while killing some time, I picked up and started to read Mikey Walsh’s Gypsy Boy, an autobiographical tale of his upbringing as a Romany Gypsy in the United Kingdom. He reflects back upon one of his Christmas presents – the ones when he received, as a four year old, a battery operated quad bike […] One swing, four runs, grand slam.
Greenwich Cove Yes, I fully intend on saying everything there is to say about Rhode Island in one lousy blog post. Just kidding. I spent three nights in Rhode Island and it’d be impossible for me to tell you everything that I did – honestly, there’s a lot more to Rhode Island than I […] |
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