Flying The Flag
Shortly after September 21st, 2001, more Americans flags began to appear than ever –it was obviously a good idea. It always feels good to ride through the small towns of America on a motorcycle and see an American flag on every house and telephone pole. I decided to attach flags to my motorcycles and found […]
Extreme Blue
I got ready last night – set the Garmin StreetPilot GPS to point to 1 Rogers Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts and topped off the Harley gas tank. The ride began at 6:30 AM and was met with heavy fog along Route 7 and on Interstate 84, but as the morning unfolded, things cleared up and […]
Visiting Mom
Mom was 84 on Monday and hopefully our visit made it special for her. It was a special day for my brother and me too because we took a 300 mile motorcycle trip to get there. It could have been a 185 mile trip but riding down the New Jersey turnpike is no fun. After […]
Hiking
From time to time I digress from WiFi and Internet Technology. In recent years I have come to appreciate hiking, even though I have had no training and haven’t even read anything about it. Just putting one foot in front of the other seems to work — and it is a lot of fun and […]
The Reading Symphony Legacy Circle
The Reading (Pennsylvania) Symphony has developed a planned giving marketing brochure that I thought was very good. Click here to take a look at it.
