• …and we’re back.

  • On the nose

  • When you need to bring the heat

  • Pieces and parts on the loading dock.

  • Summer memories - beach seating on Bald Head Island, NC.

  • Wedge of blue at the Glenstone Museum, Potomac, MD.

  • Seasonal gourd, outside the Hirschorn, Washington, DC.

  • Roaming New York.

  • Montgomery Blair High School is one of the most diverse school communities in the US - with native speakers of 40+ languages

  • Spring comes to town. Finally. (Or maybe right on time).

  • In Brookland neighborhood of Washington, DC, we seem to have a police situation going on…

  • Wandering around the DC Adventure Travel Show

  • Taking in Truck Patch at the Wonderland Ballroom

  • Daytime daydreaming… reflections on a business meeting.

  • I don’t mean to sound cranky, but the switch daylight savings time is kind of a pain in the posterior

  • This Trump tax cut is going to cost me a lot of money

  • UMaryland handles UMinnesota (69-60) at the Xfinity Center in College Park, MD

  • Why is it that Facebook’s “Pivot to Private” seems to be little more than an attempt to stay one step ahead of the sheriff?

  • When Colton Underwood “jumped the fence” on The Bachelor last night, Reality TV hit peak It’s peak Truman Show moment.

    www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/l…

  • Undisputed: Every song sounds better when Eddie Vedder sings it. Here’s Eddie singing “Maybe It’s Time,” written by Jason Isbell for Bradley Cooper’s “A Star is Born”.

    youtu.be/EHjbCp8M7…

  • Took a short ride up I-95 to visit the American Visonary Arts Museum in Baltimore’s Federal Hill neighborhood. AVAM is dedicated to the work of self-taught artists inspired to create. Definitely worth a visit in you are in the Baltimore area.

  • I had dinner with my friend Alan tonight. He’s 93, still curious, still adventurous, still full of things he hopes to do. Whenever I’m with him, I’m reminded of what a life well-lived looks like.

  • How to begin? Nothing to do but just jump in.

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