Here are my last few installments of “Slack Tide”:
“Electile Dysfunction”, a meditation on voting in the Miller-Murkowski primary.
“Reflections on 9/11”, self-explanatory…
“Baseball and the Married Man”, about what it’s like to be a die-hard Yankees fan so very far from home.
Hot off the presses, an “Uncommon Westerners” profile of Steve Lewis: Caveman of Southeast AK from the national magazine High Country News.
Better late than never, here’s my most recent column about a new branding initiative for Juneau.
My first stab at “mommy blogging,” guest posted for an old college sketch comedy partner’s blog “The Flying Chalupa.” Of course, I’m more of a stay-at-home-dad.
Who says an ex-city boy like myself can’t fix a broken garbage disposal? My wife, that’s who. Well, I proved her wrong… although I’m going to pretend that the dishwasher isn’t mysteriously backing up now. Read all about it in Adventures in Plumbing, my latest installment of Slack Tide.
Of course, I’m also back writing my humor column, “Slack Tide,” every other Wednesday in the Juneau Empire. If you like it, by all means, sign up to receive my RSS feed — you’ll get every new one as soon as I write it.
Meantime, here are the latest two:
“Twihard with a Vengeance”, how I became a Twilight widower.
“Absence Makes the Grass Grow Longer”, and other clever plays on the famous saying about being away, in my case coming home after a vacation.
After a much-needed several week vacation, finally getting a chance to update a flurry of new profiles for the Capital City Weekly, about:
Ultra-Marathon runner Geoff Roes, the most accomplished endurance athlete you’ve never heard of.
Master Gardner Ed Buyarski, on the pleasures/perils of gardening in Southeast AK.
Home Beer Brewing in Juneau, discussed over pints with a panel of local brew-masters. Note: This was a fun one to research.
This past May 30, I had the honor of presiding over my sister Laura’s wedding to the incomparable Craig McFarland. Some people (chief among them, my mom) requested transcripts of my service. Here they are (in PDF): Laura and Craig’s wedding ceremony
Recent Capital City Weekly piece about local home beer brewers.
Neat little Capital City Weekly piece about a local master gardener.
