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Returning Home
“The fullness of existence embodies an overwhelmingly intricate balance of defined, ill-defined, un-defined, moving, stopping, dancing, falling, singing, coughing, growling, dying, timeless and time-bound molecules — and the spaces in between.” – Tom Robbins
New Bits Of Hooch
They’ve opened up a new piece of Riverwalk! Sgt. Grumpy and The Hoochlings and I went downtown for a stroll yesterday. As we wandered down the steps adjacent to the southern side of the Eagle-Phenix Mill courtyard we noticed that … Continue reading
Weekend Scoop for May 20, 2010
So the scoop is a day late this week. Terribly sorry about the inconvenience. My PC — what Sgt. Grumpy refers to as my brain — got infected by that virus that poses as an anti-virus program and shuts down … Continue reading
Weekend Scoop for May 12, 2010
It’s only Wednesday and I am SO ready for the weekend. This one coming up again offers far more to do than a girl could possibly squeeze into three days. My tentative plans are to leave town for the weekend … Continue reading
Move Your Booty In Columbus
It’s bathing suit season again, and as much as I’d like to spend my entire summer drifting around the lake on an inflatable floating thingy-do, I know that I will look (and feel!) much better doing it if I do … Continue reading
View From The Deck
I went for a walk in search of inspiration. I do this often. I find that getting out in the fresh air, getting some blood pumping, and (more importantly) looking at something other than the walls of my room aids … Continue reading
Weekend Scoop for April 27, 2010
Well hello and a happy almost May Day! In researching this last weekend of April/first weekend of May I’ve found waaaaaaaaay more than anyone can possibly do in the span of three or four days. And everything just looks so … Continue reading
Columbus Nods To It’s Past
Columbus acknowledges it’s roots. You can scarce amble through the Historic District without passing more historical markers than you can shake a CVB brochure at. We owe our existence to our mills, our river, our beverage innovations, and The Civil … Continue reading
If The British Invasion Had Happened In Texas
I’ve been hearing a new sound around town – kind of like a “this-century” Southern-based twist on 60′s Brit-pop on psychedelics in a garage. (Think Eureka Gold, Modern Skirts, Noises Ten.) One band that fits this genre, Atlanta-based Gringo Star, … Continue reading
