When do you know if you’ve worn out your welcome? It’s easier with a single individual, I imagine, because people typically aren’t very good at hiding their frustration or annoyances. With a larger group, it can be harder to read Read More
When do you know if you’ve worn out your welcome? It’s easier with a single individual, I imagine, because people typically aren’t very good at hiding their frustration or annoyances. With a larger group, it can be harder to read Read More
Man, no one was happier than me when concerts returned after our long covid-imposed hiatus. I quickly grew tired of watching performances online; nowhere near an acceptable or equivalent replacement for “being there.” And this past May, once the mask Read More
It was maybe early April 2021 when I was in a gun shop in my residence of [name redacted], a blue city in a purple state, when a mother and daughter came into the shop. The vaccinated numbers were slowly Read More
Hometown’s suck. Sure, they’re filled with memories and nostalgia, and after you’ve been gone for a while, they can be nice to return to. But after years of doing so, for me, mine has kind of lost its luster. I Read More
I’ve been to Portland, Oregon, more times than any other city in the country (visiting my hometown aside; New Orleans is a close runner-up). I first visited during August of 2001, very shortly after I moved to Boulder, Colorado (for Read More
Let’s be honest: this place couldn’t pass for “great” on any level for any person with even a modicum of common sense. Bryan-College Station (BCS), Texas lies in a wasteland. Whether or not it’s true, the origin story about BCS Read More
It seemed like a good idea at the time. Then it wasn’t, then it was. It worked out in the end, but man, let me tell you: moving to a place sight unseen is a risky move, even if it’s Read More
I guess I am using the term “overrated” pretty loosely in this series of rants, especially so with this locale: the Starkville, MS “metro-area.” Now this is a place you don’t want your car to break down in if there Read More
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