Monthly Archives: September 2018

I must wonder why I had to reach retirement age to find the perfect assignment. Perhaps it took all those years of global experience to get there. Life in the…

The drive from Reno, through Truckee into the Sacramento Valley is generally enjoyable, but fatigue lingered even though this is the most awesome stretch of I-80. People were driving down…

Today was a thirteen-hour drive with too many 10-minute scenic pitstops. I-80 through Utah is awesome. I regret (really) having to rush through without the time to visit an old…

Here’s a little fact: most, I am guessing 85%, of Wyoming is an endless collection of boring desolate rolling hills suitable only for cattle. The totally mind-blowing parts of the…

The morning began with a short hot shower, black coffee and a bit too much bacon and scrambled eggs at the Residence Inn in downtown Indianapolis. These road trips are…

For decades Indianapolis was just a drive-through city, either on my way to visit family in Wisconsin or to client sites in the Midwest or West Coast - either straight…

The adage to “follow your intuition” is proving true tonight. The story is too long to bore anyone with, but briefly, I needed to have the car repaired before leaving…

The remnants of Hurricane Florence meandered through here today with nothing more than a gentle rain and a much-needed stiff breeze. I disdain this horrific East Coast humidity which the…