FELDY: Phersy, our favorite NFL club hits its bye week at a crisp 7-1 this week. Since it feels to me like you’re on a bye every week, this would be a good time to talk Purple.
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Faceoff: After Vikes’ 7-1 start, there are few complaints (Post-Bulletin)
When I was growing up in the 1980’s, my first forays into Metro Manila’s night life centered on two Mexican restaurants-cum-bars just off Makati Avenue: Jalisco and Tia Maria. There my friends and I would wash down tacos, enchiladas, burritos, and nachos with considerable amounts of beer and cocktails. Since those early days, a couple more Mexican restaurants have set up shop in the metropolis. One of my favorite restaurants today is such an eatery at the corner of Jose Abad Santos and Lopez
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Dinner at Ristras Mexican Grill
My wife Kathy received an e-mail from a friend that I want to share with you. Some of these you have seen before. They all come from Baby Boomers who have “been around the block” (several times). 1. Life isn’t fair, but it’s still good. 2. When in doubt, just take the next small step. 3. Life is too short to waste time hating anyone. 4. Your job won’t take care of you when you are sick. Your friends and parents will. Stay in touch. 5. Pay off your credit cards every month.
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The Lessons of Life… Read These
Both Will and I have always loved houseplants. One of the hardest parts about moving to Europe was finding homes for the 50+ plants we had in the US. Thanks to friends and family, all our plants eventually found loving homes and most are doing well in their adopted environments. In Ireland, we had few indoor plants due to the lighting situation of the apartment. Still, we left behind a couple of children for our friends there. Our apartment in Luxembourg, on the other hand, is a houseplant’s d
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Interiors in violet
Here’s the last short story we’ll be running on Crime Beat from the crime fiction anthology compiled by Joanne Hichens, Bad Company (Pan Macmillan). This one’s by Jassy Mackenzie and titled ‘The Beginning’. Mackenzie recently published her second crime novel, My Brother’s Keeper , so buy that at the same time you get your copy of Bad Company. Kate ran up the winding path that led away from town. The ground was stony and hard, made treacherous by swathes of loose gravel, dotted wi
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From Bad Company - The Beginning by Jassy Mackenzie
“There’s something wrong in the woods!” I nervously say. “Look at all the smoke rising up over there.” I point to where I see the smoke, in the trees a mile away, as my friends and I rest on a fallen tree, parched to a crisp by the dry, scorching heat. “Stop worrying Eric, it’ just someone cooking food.” says Jason, one of my two friends accompanying me on this trip. He was right, my anxiety has always been one of my weak points because I worry way too much. But the worst part abou
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The Smoke in The Woods
Space Dance Mykonos Xperience Mykonos Clubbing Session Vol. 2 Artist: VA Title: Space Dance Mykonos Xperience: Mykonos Clubbing Session Vol. 2 Label: Club Bears Cat.#: CLS0001802 Format: Mixed 2xCD (cut on tracks) Style: Progressive House, Club House, Electro House Release Date: 08-Jun-2009 Quality: 320kbps Total Time: 02h:25m:13s Size: ~332 Mb Tracklist: CD1: 101. Geo Da Silva - I’ll Do You Like A Truck (Radio Version) 102. Juliet Sikora - Turkish Delight (Original) 103. Geo Da
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Space Dance Mykonos Xperience Mykonos Clubbing Session Vol. 2
SIGHT Land can look deep purple, cobalt blue from far away… but up close, it is surprise green, with browns, and slashes of clay red and hansa yellow. Sometimes souls are like that too: long view, short view, so different in color and tone… yet exact same soul. How war-ready the mind can become, when demanding only one true view, insisting all ground be immoveable, and sky always poised overhead. This way! Only this way, I tell you! But, the kite says otherwise.
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Just For A Moment, Rest