It’s a truism that a baseball game tends to proceed at a leisurely pace. (That’s how a fan sees things anyway. The disinterested might put the observation a bit more bluntly: “Baseball is boring!”)
Today’s find: Els
I came very close to running into one of my pro-golf heroes yesterday. In fact, I almost walked right into his backswing.
Today’s find: Gondola
Just a hunch here: The view from inside the gondola is a lot more exciting in February than in August.
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Tags: 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Boreas Pass, Breckenridge, CO, Continental Divide, Gondola, Isaiah, Rockies, Rocky Mountains
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Today’s find: Golden
A bit of evidence, perhaps, that this city in Colorado is well-named.
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Today’s find: Deliverance
It was a dark and stormy night. Quite literally.
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Tags: Aberdeen, Aberdeen Golf Club, Blessed Mother, Deliverance, Feast of the Assumption, Mother Mary
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Today’s find: Peach Salsa
Here’s a thought about Grandsons: Pretty much the last thing you want to do is curb their enthusiasm.
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Tags: 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Eckert's, Peach salsa, Peaches, Pick-Your-Own-Peaches
Today’s find: Mix-Tapes
The irony was not lost on me: Spotify was curating the playlist yesterday… as I labored to dispose of a once-cherished collection of mix-tapes and CDs.
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Tags: 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time, CDs, Mix-Tapes, Psalm 145, Spotify
Today’s find: Cat’s Cradle
Even the simplest of feats can delight a Gramps, I’ve decided…
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Tags: 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cat's Cradle, Milton Bradley Operation, My Cup Overflows, Psalm 23, String Theory
Today’s find: Weakest link
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Tags: 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Aberdeen, Ballwin Golf Course, Boone Valley Golf Club, Pauline, St. Paul, Weakest Link
Today’s find: Pathé rooster
Spend a little time around the grandsons, and you begin to wonder: What exactly can one find to love…about a concrete rooster?
Good News for Lent…or any season of the year!
John Schroeder
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