A little more than two years ago I drove to New Orleans, nervous but excited. As it turns out, not much changes in the span of 859 days. Back in 2013, I decided to attend WrestleMania 30 by myself. I had…
As I was driving home from work, a bunch of different ideas came to me for a post, but none of them I could really flesh out. So here are those thoughts in bullet form. This is what we’ll call…
Bucket List items, by definition, should blow your socks off. No one says, “I really want to go to the grocery store before I die.” I mean, if that person was starving to death, sure, but in general they are…
By the time you read this, I’ll already be on my way — or already have been — to the Georgia Dome to watch the semifinals of the CONCACAF Gold Cup. The first game pits the United States against Jamaica;…
Allow this to be a disclaimer for this post: I have no idea how I’m going to format it. Most likely it will be a free-form type where I just post running thoughts. Anyway… I don’t know when it was,…
I’m not going to lie: I actually like the Home Run Derby. The NBA Dunk Contest can go up in flames for all I care, but if the Home Run Derby ever ceases to exist, Major League Baseball will get…
Nearly one year has passed since I moved to Georgia and in that time, I began to reflect on what I covered while in Texas and how it shaped me during that time. With the Fourth of July recently skipping…
I’m fascinated by travel. New places. Old places. It doesn’t matter. More specifically, I’m enthralled with the means of how we get to our destination. Hundreds of years ago, it would take days or weeks to travel between major cities.…
My girlfriend recently asked me why I’d consider myself a Red Sox fan. First and foremost, I’m a Phillies fan. Let’s get that out of the way. Most of my top baseball memories occurred while watching the Phillies either at…
June in San Marcos, Texas means two things: oppressive heat and the Texas Water Safari. I found out both of these things quickly at the start of my lengthy Texan stint. When temperatures soar past the 100-degree mark, locals take…