Welcome
Some of you may know me from my original blog What I Really Think, located over at SlowTrav.com. The thing is though, I realized during this last election cycle, that blog wasn't always what I really think. I mean, what I wrote there is what I think but I didn't share all of my thinks, especially related to politics and religion. So, since SlowTrav is a travel website, I am going to keep that blog for travel-related entries but everything else I think about, I'm going to think here.
I will ask your indulgence on the format of this thing because I really want to get started thinking again. I've outlined a shell of an idea, using a simplistic theme but don't be surprised if the format changes as time goes on. Or maybe it won't change at all - we'll see.
I'm going to use Categories to organize my thinks, so if you're looking for thinks on books, movies, beer, recipes, check out my reviews. Thinks on politics, well look there. You get the idea.
Some of you may be aware, some of you not, but I’m telling you now anyway – I bike for money. Yep, it’s not just beer for which I ride, it’s moolah too. Now, I’m no professional rider … unfortunately … Continue reading →
Some of you may remember this classic post Dear Mr. Charlie Falco recounting my incredibly bad experience with Verizon Wireless customer support (an oxymoron as far as Verizon Wireless is concerned). Well, as it turns out, Verizon Residential (yes the … Continue reading →
I’m not sure why I had some trepidation about reading our March Book Club selection, Moloka’i, the story of a young girl who contracts leprosy (aka Hansen’s Disease) and is sent to live at the leper colony on Molokai in … Continue reading →
Finally finished Most Talkative by Andy Cohen last night. If you don’t know who Andy Cohen is (VP of programming and new development at Bravo, though I must wonder, what is wrong with you?), them you probably shouldn’t read this … Continue reading →
Our Book Club selection for January was Defending Jacob, which I had hoped to take out of the Library, but even with putting my name on the waiting list months ago, still only ended up being 10th as of last … Continue reading →