
This weekend concluded a three week away-from-home stint. Prior to that, I had been sick most of the year. Combining the two, I am in relatively awful shape. My weight is about 12lbs more than I’d like it to be, Lord knows what my fitness is like (currently cruising through my first ride back), and

As a kid, collecting sports cards was one of my favorite things. It is a shame all those cards are worthless now, but fortunately that means recollecting them is super affordable! I recently rediscovered the hobby and following my post about all the different Washington Football Team starting QBs over my lifetime, I got interested

A little something I had my robot friend (Claude) put together. Now begins the process of collecting a rookie card from each one of them. Should cost no more than about $7? Theismann is the only one of real value, but I could probably skip that since I only moved to the DC area in

A stable year. That is okay. This afforded me to focus a lot on myself – what makes me happy, what makes me unhappy, how I parent, how I partner, what I value, what is worth my time. Still lots of work to do here, but I feel I’ve framed things for success or at
I’m often asked this and don’t have a concrete answer. This quote I came across today partially answers it. I write entirely to find out what I’m thinking, what I’m looking at, what I see and what it means. What I want and what I fear. Joan Didion

For the past two years, I have faced injury or illness before my singular “A” race. This year, I was not going to allow that to happen. The result? I made a family race calendar very early, and each of us threw our names on a variety of events. I’m not done yet, but my