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Just a short story for you right now. Later I’ll have time to tell you about my climbing adventure.
Yesterday, I did something that I don’t often do: I went into a McDonald’s.
I went in to order a yogurt. (The gas station next door didn’t have any.) I was with 20 young college students. I was […]

In bucolic Middlebury, Indiana - home of RVs, Amish, Das Essenhaus and agriculture - rising from a flat cornfield stands a 50-foot, home-built climbing wall. Plywood slants, verticals, and inverts are covered with those cute little multi-colored “holds,” plastic, wooden, concrete or composite shapes which are supposed to approximate the natural pits, cracks, nooks and […]

A reminder: the archives don’t work yet. As soon as I finish the migration from my old journal, I’ll get those up and running. Thanks for your patience! In the meantime, if you’d like to read the archives, you can still see them at my old journal. Want to be notified when my journal […]

A reminder: the archives don’t work yet. As soon as I finish the migration from my old journal, I’ll get those up and running. Thanks for your patience! In the meantime, if you’d like to read the archives, you can still see them at my old journal. Want to be notified when my journal is […]

A reminder: the archives don’t work yet. As soon as I finish the migration from my old journal, I’ll get those up and running. Thanks for your patience! In the meantime, if you’d like to read the archives, you can still see them at my old journal.
A late wake up and a late breakfast led […]

Well hello there!
I’m sure you’ve already checked out my original journal.
That wonderful site was always intended to be a placeholder until I could get something up and running on my own site. Rose had been working on my site, but with school and whatnot, she got a bit busy. Finally, though, I have this…my new […]