It’s been four years since last I wrote about our trip to New York City to see the Harry Potter play, The Cursed Child. What the heck happened? Where’ve I been? Well, coming up on five years ago now, I was rear-ended in a traffic accident, and after that my attorney asked that I not […]
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Traveling in the Time of Coronavirus
Not that anyone should be traveling during the coronavirus outbreak. We should all be staying home, staying safe, and flattening the curve. That’s what my wife and I have been doing for a few weeks now. We’ve done well with it, too. She (thankfully) works remotely, so is used to staying home. And I’m able […]
Remembering D-Day +75 Years
It doesn’t seem that long ago that I was recalling my time on the beaches of Normandy. Five years, to be exact. And now, I’m looking back at D-Day +75 years.
Photos From Notre Dame
This week, for obvious reasons, I’ve been thinking a lot about my time in Paris, most particularly the visits my father and I took to Notre Dame.
The View From Atop One World Trade Center
One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the western hemisphere at 1,776 feet, and the sixth tallest in the world.
Review: Harry Potter In New York City
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and Harry Potter: A History of Magic; as if you needed another reason to go to New York City. That should’ve been enough for me, after all. I’m a big Harry Potter nerd. But it wasn’t. Thankfully my wife intervened. Now, before I get too far along, don’t worry, I’m […]
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