Jesse Collins, and then some.

As much as I’d like to make this an evocative epic post, I’ve only just finished packing, it’s late and I feel like the past two days have been pretty much a blur. And the fyorenol I took this afternoon is beginning to wear off. But at this time tomorrow—we’ll be in a 747 bound [...]

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Gus O’Connors, Doolin, originally uploaded by ahowes1343.

A conversation today with Murph got me thinking about Doolin. Somewhere, we must have some photographs (although I think at the time we were mostly videotaping) so I’ve snagged [...]

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In the middle of this shot, people are doing this:

I remember seeing people swimming—in what is known as the “Devil’s Pool”—from the Zimbabwe side of the falls, each of the three times we’ve been there. [...]

Zipped back out to Upper Canada Playhouse this weekend to see the show, joined by some friends from the hometown. They were traveling on their own in an open car and took the time to drop down to the Thousand Islands Parkway and enjoy the scenic route. After hearing about how much they loved it, [...]

Well, I’m back from directing Bedtime Stories at Upper Canada Playhouse and I’m slowly digging out of my backlog. But I just wanted to post a great online radio station that I’ve found.
It’s a Jazz and Heritage radio station in New Orleans called WWOZ and it is absolutely amazing. I’ve been listening for two days [...]