Monthly Archives: June 2015
Wow, am I easily derailed
It seems only like yesterday, I was pontificating, ruminating, cogitating, deliberating and prevaricating about wanting to write my book–complete with the breathless declaration that I had completed the first chapter. Then, I went to McCloud on a church.family camp thingamabob. I … Continue reading
Oficina G3, Petra, and getting viewed 30,000 times
In case the backstory here is a bit muddy, let me give you a bit of my history. When I was a teenager, growing up in a church, and a Christian school, this was my favorite record: Not of This … Continue reading
VLOG: Quality fly fishing
I just didn’t have much in me in terms of adventurous overtones. So it comes down to this sad video blog. It’s hot here,and the trout are weird. Which is a subtle way of saying “aint playin’.” Anyway . . … Continue reading
VLOG: Apparently, Oficina G3 makes me run into other people’s cabins
If you’ve been here reading my veritable assaults against normalcy, you would well know my fascination–YEAH EVEN A FANSHIP of–the band Oficina G3. But, for all points and purposes here, NONE of that matters. All you need to know is–they … Continue reading
VLOG: Bluesin’ by the railhead
So I realize the explanatory side of this is weak. But these trains are part of my history–I wish they were running. But they are no longer . . .
On the tracks
Many years ago, I used to perform card tricks on the now-defunct Sunset Dinner Train. It was based out of McCloud, and would head through the mountainous areas, and give people the “fine dining” experience. Yesterday, sitting in the cafe … Continue reading
VLOG: Loitering Around McCloud
At the outset, I’d like to apologize for the over modulated music at the beginning. I’m too lazy to fix it.
Maslow KNEW I needed you readers!
Call it what you want. the pinnacle altitude on Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, or the Coach seat in Dante’s Inferno. After I read C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce yesterday, I’m half convinced that Larry Flynt has a greater chance of … Continue reading
Master Of None 