Christmas Eve Eve Photo Blogging

We had a crowd last night for a pre-Christmas Eve fish fry.  Here are a couple of photos: I know that shot’s poorly composed, but I wanted to show you our new flat screen TV . . . yes, one of these days I’ll get around to hiding the wires. Our cajun cook, Don (wearing the LSU shirt) […]

We Love Us Some In-N-Out

Tucsonans can only dream of upscale chain restaurants.  We don’t play in the same league as Phoenix and Las Vegas.  No Bucca de Beppos for us.  No Cheesecake Factory, no Carrabba’s, no Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House, no Maggiano’s Little Italy . . . we don’t even have a Ruth’s Chris Steak House. But by gum we got […]

One-Click Danger Zone

Savvy on-line shoppers probably know all about Amazon’s one-click ordering.  If you fall into the slightly-less-than-savvy category, like me, let me warn you: one-click ordering means exactly what it says. I was about to go to the store to buy a Christmas present for my son and his family.  Donna suggested I buy on-line instead: no crowds, […]

I Can See Clearly Now

I spent the morning in Ed’s garage, installing a new windscreen on my Honda Goldwing. From the day I bought the Goldwing there’s been a problem with the windscreen adjustment mechanism, which is supposed to hold it in the raised position.  It never worked right: even on a short ride, the windscreen would slide down to […]