You must not know me at all if you don’t know that I’m a huge Green Bay Packer fan. Like really huge. And not just since the won the Super Bowl a few years ago. I’ve bled green and gold for … Continue reading
one. two. three. four. five. six. seven. eight. nine. ten. It’s never a good thing when you have to log into your wordpress dashboard because it’s been so long since that the site kicked you out. I’m hoping to get … Continue reading
Today, I walked into Home Depot to get Christmas lights, and the smell of pine overwhelmed me and immediately sent the memories flooding in. The Christmas trees in Key West aren’t from here, obviously; they’re mostly trucked down from North … Continue reading
If you haven’t been able to tell yet, I really miss fall in the Midwest. Unfortunately, though, I feel like I haven’t been able to fully articulate just why. Maybe it’s because fall is a feeling in Wisconsin, maybe because … Continue reading
This weekend is homecoming weekend at my alma mater, the University of Wisconsin, and oh, what I’d give to be there. Crisp fall day, seas of read, lots o’ beer, and smiles everywhere. That adorable goose necklace almost convinces me … Continue reading
For some reason, I feel more homesick right now than I have a very long while. As much as I love summer in Wisconsin, September might be my favorite time of year. In the past, I’ve always struggled with the … Continue reading
After I got off of work this afternoon, I went downtown with Matt to his haircut appointment. While I ran some errands, he got all of his hair chopped off. When he rounded the corner after he was done, I … Continue reading
I’m at my cabin for a few days, just hanging out with my pops and relaxing and doing projects (and collecting rocks of course). We own about 300 feet of shoreline, and we don’t have any neighbors for a mile … Continue reading
Note: I am a member of the Rumpus Book Club. As a part of this book club, members receive a new book every month — ‘new’ meaning we receive it before it is released to the general public. These books … Continue reading
As you will quickly discover, I am softy for the singer-songwriter genre — always have been and always will be. Sometimes I get a little embarassed by the emotion and melodrama inherent in this type of music — you know, … Continue reading
