How can something so bloody disgusting and difficult be so goddamn cute? Feed me! Pay attention to me! Hey, aren't you going to clean up my spite shit!? Did we domesticate them, or did they domesticate

They say even a stopped clock is right twice a day. About the only thing I can thing of that explains today's ruling by the Supreme Court but I'll take it where I can get it. The berobed high priests and

People are interesting critters. The ville where I reside happens to be chock full of them. They're great and terrible and everything in between. Some people here like to walk their dog(s) and/or children.

If you're prone to wander in this town, there ain't no telling what you're liable to see. Get away from the neighborhoods they've gutted and gussied up to facilitate currency extraction and you might even

Greetings from the concrete jungle! Been hanging out on Heat Island for the past week or so and it's been heartwarming. Everything-else-warming too. Saw that the heat index was supposed to hit the century

None. Not nary bit. Not to cats, or bats, or laundromats. It's a complicated situation. Not enough food and the humans are all rude. Cybertrucks but out of give a fucks. 'The more you say the less it means.'

Saturday was the Pride Parade and Festival here in Louisville, which ended up being quite a shindig. A record forty five thousand people turned out for it, with the festival was sold out in advance for

“Macbeth's self-justifications were feeble – and his conscience devoured him. Yes, even Iago was a little lamb, too. The imagination and spiritual strength of Shakespeare's evildoers stopped short at a

Once upon a time, a decade or two ago, a young Colonel was a newly arrived stranger in this strange land known as Louisville. Still am, but I know my way around better now. Moving from a county with just

Raise your hand if you've been to a dairy bar. Usually not more than a walk-up window where you can get a chili dog and an ice cream cone in the warmer months. I'm wondering if they're a regional thing,

Been doing a good bit of hiking lately. We're working our way up to doing a 14 mile trail in Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest in the very near future. Could have done it already but I wanted some

Greetings from the Kentucky State Warehouse for Criminally-Minded Children! Not really, the state prefers to warehouse children in office buildings. The building in the photo isn't even an office building,

There's a place in the hills of eastern Kentucky where the three forks of the Kentucky River come together. Back in 1851 someone had the bright idea to put a town there and for better or worse there's

Driving that train, high on cocaine... Oops, wrong movie. Little while back I posted a couple photos of motorcyclists and was a bit surprised at the number of comments their lack of helmets got. All what

There's a lot of arches in Red River Gorge but only one of them is actually over water. That's Rock Bridge, which we paid a visit to while we were in the area last weekend. We were far from the only ones

You can't go home again. It ain't there no more. Gone. Up in flames a long time ago. It's ghost plays hide and seek amongst the trees and poison ivy overtaking it's neglected carcass. You can go back but

Greetings from the hills! Hope this finds you well, or swell, or in hell, or wherever you happen to dwell. Here in the hills we're staying in a tiny house that comes complete with an outhouse, which sounds

It's just about getting to be a holiday weekend hereabouts and that seems as good a reason as any to head for the hills. We're actually going to be getting on down Between the Country or at least the county

Think it's just about time we got a petition going to change the name of this city from Louisville to Liquor World. Would be much more accurate, and more importantly, who cares about a king that lost his

There's a dream around these parts, one everyone's heard of and nobody's seen. You hear about it most when it gets close to voting time but supposedly the American Dream is more than just a politician's