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Earlier this summer I attended a few Berlin Flamingos baseball games – for the first time in two years, since last summer was, well, coronaed. One cool thing about the Flamingos is that their home field is about an hour long walk from my new home, meaning that – if I want to – I […] I bought the above bracelet in 2013 while visiting New Mexico – the same trip when I bought Whatchamacallit 18: the Navajo Plant Dye Chart and Whatchamacallit 92: Navajo Turquoise Bracelet. This was bought at a place where you really can be in four places at once: Four Corners Monument. Surely I didn’t pay […] I acquired this hat on August 8, 2018, while attending University of Wyoming Night at the Colorado Rockies – hence it has Steamboat (the bucking horse) and his rider in Colorado Rockies colors and “Go Pokes” embroidered down the side. A tasteful CR logo adorns the back. The game was against the Pittsburgh Pirates […] Since 2009 I’ve had a calendar of firefighters on my wall. For the first 9 years, it was the Colorado Firefighters Calendar, which supports the Children’s Hospital Colorado. However, as time went by, I became less and less enchanted with the calendar: it started out slick, but it became slicker. With the main photos, […] My big trip in August was to Colorado – off to see the family and a plethora of friends. All-in-all, my time in Denver was time well spent. There wasn’t a single disappointing meet-up or other time wasted. I ended up going to a total of five museums, four meals out with friends, and […] When initially planning my trip, I had envisioned going from the Great Sand Dunes to Laramie, Wyoming, taking the mountain route: The Rockies are a dramatic backdrop and there are lots of trails to hike and things to do. The problem was, I couldn’t identify anything specific that I wanted to do – and instead […] 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 […] After Cape Town, I headed north and west – flying from Johannesburg to Washington Dulles. Non-stop it is 8,134 miles; one-stop (without getting off the plane) in Accra makes it a mere 59 miles further – but the trip takes a very long time. Perhaps the only building at Virginia Tech that is made […] Red Rocks Amphitheatre Visiting Denver is a challenge – it’s 5,280 feet above elevation – 1600 meters for those in metric. I spent much of my first day in downtown Denver, which rests just below this elevation, visiting with a friend. It took only 4 hours before I was winded – breathing heavily, feeling […] The door was locked — no way to see the treasures of the Native Americans who lived in the region. After loading up on cliff dwellings at the Ute Mountain Tribal Park and Mesa Verde National Park, today’s plan to visit the Anasazi Heritage Center was a bust. All thanks to Todd Young, my […] |
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