Paris, By Way of Hell
May 6, 2019
Being stupid, I said I’d come back at the end of the day and headed to my desk to prepare the presentation for the Paris demo. … More Paris, By Way of Hell
Author: Tony Navarrete
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Changing Gears – Life at Cycling Speed
April 15, 2019
It was during this time in my career that I was pretty sure that in a previous life I had murdered someone and this was partial karmic payback. … More Changing Gears – Life at Cycling Speed
A Stonehenge Adventure
February 10, 2019
As so many men are, when I was young, I was exceptionally stupid. Or, more precisely, I regularly failed to fully think through ideas before executing them. … More A Stonehenge Adventure
Going to Hell for Sure
January 6, 2019
The sacristy is holy ground. So there was to be no screwing around. Ever. Unless the priests weren’t around and it was just us and the sexton. … More Going to Hell for Sure
A Simple Little Road Trip
December 12, 2018
We chose less-traveled byways to maximize time on scenic routes or to visit interesting sights … More A Simple Little Road Trip
A Little Italian Driving Adventure
November 26, 2018
“It could be worse. It could be raining.”. I quickly regretting saying that because that’s the point in the story when things get really bad. … More A Little Italian Driving Adventure
The Night I Woke Up Just in Time to Die
October 31, 2018
I was sound asleep when I suddenly woke up, my heart pounding. I knew I was in danger, but didn’t know why. … More The Night I Woke Up Just in Time to Die
Wyoming Adventures Astride a Horse
October 22, 2018
As the thunder grew louder and the vibrations in my chest grew stronger, it occurred to me that I might die on my first vacation with Joy. … More Wyoming Adventures Astride a Horse
Chewing Your Way to Health
September 30, 2018
It was like suddenly being told that not only was lying no longer a sin, you were encouraged to do it! It was your duty to do it! … More Chewing Your Way to Health
How Do You Solve a Problem like Bob?
August 3, 2018
He was the kind of kid whose shirt would become untucked while his parents were still lacing up his shoes. … More How Do You Solve a Problem like Bob?
