Life is strange. Not complaining, that's what keeps it interesting. Bunted on the covid curveball recently but all I got out of it was a lingering sense of vertigo. It's kind of like being a teenager

This beer flu must have been skunked, it don't taste right. All I got out of it was the chills and a complete lack of enthusiasm. The chills are gone and my energy seems to be coming back, so I'm calling

"When the people are being beaten with a stick, they are not much happier if it is called "the People's Stick"." --Mikhail Bakunin Calling Venezuela, anybody got your ears on? Y'all

Life is funny sometimes. With the right sense of humor it's funny all the time. The pandemic was supposed to have ended long ago but covid only got around to rearing its ugly head here this week. Yesterday

Growing up, I was never much impressed with parks, they just seemed a pale imitation of what I had out my front and back doors. After living in the city for many years that still hasn't changed, but I

Seems kind of wild to me that well over six years have passed since I started posting on here. In that time we've come a long ways from the bidbot and single image post days, can't say that I much miss

Louisville has three ends. There's the East End, where the white people fled to with the official "end" to segregation. Then there's the much maligned and neglected West End, which the East Enders

Let's go for a ride! *Helmets not required. Just point that thing down Randomness Lane and open up the throttle. For those of you not from the area, it's just past the intersection of Squalor and Bedlam,

Every fall, the world's largest balloon festival goes down (or is it up?) in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Last year during our search for the American Dream we were able to stop by and take in a day's festivities

Lately there's been a good deal of noise around town about how "bad" the Highlands have gotten. Lots of breathless news stories about rising crime in the Highlands has got all the upper crust

Had to get away from all the plot twists this past weekend, headed down to the sprawling metropolis of Nepton, Kentucky for a bit of a shindig. There's a tobacco barn there that I'm fond of photographing

There's just something about the 'Accidental Brutalism' architecture of shopping malls that just screams competitive consumption and public spankings. Whatever it is, Jefferson Mall in southern Louisville

Of all the things millennials stand accused of killing, shopping malls are likely the least lamented. Did see Gen Z is supposedly trying to bring them back, or at least the media is convinced that's what

These last few weeks have been quite the wild ride here in these disunited states. Was going to rant and rave about all the goings on but there's already too many people doing that, will have to hold off

Sundays are always good days for shooting Speed. Plus the Speed is free on Sundays, so how can you say no to that? We weren't here just to shoot the Speed though, we were here to get obliterated.

May you live in interesting times. Got us a proper plot twist this evening, but before that it was just a nice, normal, hot Saturday. Had to go parking, or at least mosey down to Iroquois Park. The South

It's plot twist season y'all! Everyone's favorite reality TV show, Election! is in full swing and the contestants are babbling furiously for the salvage rights to the ship of state. So glad I don't watch

Don't let the title fool you, the real fun was in the shade but that didn't rhyme. Moseyed our way down to Cave Run Lake in eastern Kentucky this past weekend for a little R&R. The world may be going

It's that time of year again, when the patriotism types do their damndest to terrify every animal in a twenty mile radius and the yard gets fertilized with firework fragments. On the positive side, it's

Usually when I'm out and about I'm trying to capture a bit of the story of the people of the city. Not all I capture though, sometimes it's best to let the city tell its own story. I am a visitor. Been