The Great Salt Lake that is. I was having my morning coffee & bad news today and came across this piece about the Great Salt Lake in Utah. Seems it's well on its way to gone. When I was there in 2017

Here in Louisville we have Cherokee, Chickasaw, Iroquois, Seneca, Shawnee, and Algonquin. Parks that is, those people have long since been extirpated from these parts. The largest of these is Iroquois,

I love whiskey. Love it so much I don't drink no more. Still it's the unofficial state drink of Kentucky. The official state drink is milk (what do you expect in a state that's also home to a Noah's Ark

Two years ago today I got my first taste of tear gas. Two years ago today 'police riot' ceased to be just an intellectual concept for me. It's weird to see all the shields and such, I forget the guns came

What a year this week has been. Had me a nice case of writer's block and then the news out of Texas didn't help things a bit. Made me want to rant and carry on but as cathartic as that might be it generally

Had us another rally for Roe here in Louisville yesterday. It'd originally been scheduled for Wednesday but weather forced a postponement. This time we gathered outside the federal courthouse at 6th and

They say time flies when you're having rum fun. Are we having fun yet? Seems like a setup to me. Why is it that time passes quickly only when we don't want it to? I'm beginning to think fun has its own

If you get water from a watering hole, does that make it holy water? If that's the case then Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming is the Land of the Holy Water. Seems like any way you turn there's another

I've come to the conclusion that Mondays are mountains. They loom large over the weekend, dark and ominous, whispering of the rough going ahead. No day of the week is more of an uphill slog than a Monday.

Don't know what it is about some people that makes them want to try and control others. There's a lot of them though. Got lots of firsthand experience with that growing up in the Snake-Handling Belt. Think

Does trickle down economics apply to the domestic supply of infants? Beginning to think covid will be the only thing millennials never get accused of killing. Um wat? Apocalypses are the bomb! Who needs

On Wednesday we had us a demonstration here in Louisville, Kentucky. After the leak of that abortion of a legal opinion from the Supreme Court on Monday evening we had to take to the streets. A little

As most of y'all have probably seen by now, a draft opinion leaked from the Supreme Court that would overturn Roe v Wade. As a volunteer escort at EMW Women's Surgical Center, the only independent abortion

"Red means run son, numbers add up to nothing." * caption unavailable * "You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious." "On second thought

Pretty sure there's no right way to do street photography. Even if there was I'd have to do the opposite anyways. For a little while now I've been experimenting with what I call 'shooting from the hip.'

There was a Sea Dragon in the sky at Thunder! Everybody got a good look at it. No, not the mythical creature, the MH-53E Sea Dragon! You know, the mine countermeasures variant of the CH-53 Super Stallion!

Three quarters of a million people converged on the banks of the Ohio River here last weekend. Some came for the air show, some for the night's fireworks display. The rest were there to practice their

Managed to survive another Thunder Over Louisville yesterday! Most people I've been around in a very long time, they were expecting a crowd in the neighborhood of 800,000. My camera was on the fritz but

When we were in DC back at the beginning of the month we ended up spending some time in the city's Chinatown. Since I didn't go anywhere fun today I thought I'd share a few from that adventure for this

This past Sunday was Zombie Jesus Day which means this coming Saturday is Thunder Over Louisville! Thunder is the kickoff for the annual Kentucky Derby Festival, an airshow during the day followed by the