Somehow I only posted one time in March. Whoops. Expect much more from April, which technically could be like three posts, but hopefully many more.
One that I could have done last month was posting about Pierce Brown’s “Morning Star,” the third book in the fantastic Red Rising series. If you haven’t read any of them, I insist you immediately reevaluate your life choices and then start.
Training for a race ideally involves lots of running, including runs that at least approach the distance you intend to cover. For the New York City Half Marathon, I did not do those things.
With a 3-2 win over the Minnesota Wild Friday night, the Washington Capitals tied one of the most prestigious records in all of sports. That, of course, would be matching my longest ever streak of attending games with my chosen team winning.
More than a month ago, a huge winter storm buried the Washington area in roughly 87 feet of snow. Finally, the giant pile in front of my house is basically gone.
[There is a new post here updating the race following the announcement of ARod’s retirement]
In 2013, I began tracking the dwindling group of players still active in Major Baseball who had appeared in the Nintendo 64 game Major League Baseball Featuring Ken Griffey Jr.
If I got kidnapped while doing my job, it would be pretty difficult for me to consider continuing in a position where that could happen again.
I knew it was coming for a few months, and finally during the Super Bowl most of America got their first look at Taco Bell’s new Quesalupa.
“So I have some interest in a venti, two-shot chestnut latte, but I have questions.”
“Ok…”
If I call you Sunny Jim in the near future, blame Nick Hornby.
My undergrad university is in the process of choosing a new mascot, and it’s going all wrong.
