Decisions Part X – Cyclo-Cross
As I stepped into the store, I had a vague idea what I wanted, but I didn’t know how it translated into a new bike. …
As I stepped into the store, I had a vague idea what I wanted, but I didn’t know how it translated into a new bike. …
For a time I patronized a restaurant near where I worked. I’m not sure why I went other than the location. It also had a…
In high school, when I wandered the aisles of the downtown library, a certain dread would begin to hover. Reading had always been a favored…
There is nothing more prosaic than a morning commute. Usually, I take residential streets instead of the freeway. The reason? I never like how highway…
When my sister, Lisa, purchased her first house, she did so many things right. She locked in on a reasonable mortgage. She narrowed her search. …
The ordinary man believes he is free when he is permitted to act arbitrarily, but in this arbitrariness lies the fact he is unfree. Georg Hegel…