A garden ride for Halloween
A neighbor has the right touch for this 31st day of October, 2017. They’re ready to take your imagination for a ride. Happy Halloween from the Liverpool neighborhood of Galeville.
Even a dog lover digs A Street Cat Named Bob
You can’t help rooting for James to turn his life around for good. And for Bob to come out OK, too. Their lives become entwined, these two, for better or for worse, in the true tale A Street Cat Named Bob. It’s a little movie that could make the world feel better. James is a…
Perfect blend for Halloween
This hotel on the way the hill toward the Carrier Dome carries an interesting look. Decorative orange bicycle vs. black patron car is just right for the pending holiday, I think. Hotel Skyler. Can’t ride the bike, but what the heck.
Now the iPad Pro keyboard is getting balky …
Oh, how I thought I had the perfect setup. This iPad Pro and its Apple keyboard seemed made for each other. Out of the box from the Apple store they’d come. Snap! Together they went with that magnetic pull. Tap, tap, tap went my fingers. But now, in the next calendar year and several IOS…
The Cobblestone proves cozy for college football, for sure
The sign I spy every day while I walk from my workplace at the library for my second cup of coffee from Nichols across First Street finally pulled me in last Saturday. My old pal first met at the big daily, Bake, met me a few minutes before game time. My dear wife Karen joined…
It’s time for the backyard cover up to continue
My dear wife Karen and I have been extremely satisfied with the Weber grill we picked to add to the backyard ambiance of the first summer at A Bitty Better in the Liverpool neighborhood of Galeville. Burgers, steaks, ribs … This propane grill has been the best outdoor cooker I’ve ever owned. Having experienced our…
A wheelie cool lineup
On the break walk from my library workplace, the lines of the bicycles available for rent by CuseCycle caught my eye. They’re available right outside the Salt Museum. If you’re looking for something to pedal down the Onondaga Lake Park path. Which I’m not.
