Well, I love my coffee. I don’t think about it much though. I mean usually I don’t pay attention to it, it’s more of a comforting morning ritual. But the other day I noticed how...
In episode 220, I mentioned PMIS or Pediatric Multisymptom Inflamatory Syndrome, as a complication affecting some children diagnosed with COVID-19 disease. COVID-19 is the disease. The virus is officially called SARS-COV-2. Now, I’ve heard about...
I’ve been thinking a bit about old age lately. From time to time I discover a book or TV show or movie and it gets me to thinking. I’ve been watching an old British show...
I went for a walk with a good friend this morning, 5-point-screw-5 miles around Lake Fayetteville. It had been months since I had seen him in person. It was humid, Our featured photo shows the...
How long, O LORD, will I call for help, And Thou wilt not hear? I cry out to Thee, “Violence!” Yet Thou dost not save. Seems like forever we have been quarantined, wearing masks, wiping...
This episode is a quick update on what’s going on with me, just another human living in the age of COVID-19. It is mid-may as I record, on a wet day at Lake Atalanta, the...
Today my friend Jill and her dog Sachi join me at Lake Atalanta for a social-distanced jaunt and discussion about how the world has changed recently and how the COVID-19 virus has affected how we...
This is a special episode. I am releasing it immediately, though I am still on a break until June. I’ll call it RAF207, it is being released out of order. I’m recording in March of...
I take a walk with my friend Tom Rohr, president of the St. Anthony of Padua Educational Society (Padua Media), and founder of the Padua Podcast Network. Tom is a serious walker, sometimes walking 10...
Today I start my strength training. I missed my second walk this week, and I’m moving up to walking three times a week as I continue to come back from my knee injury. Today is...
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