Before we close out the 65 adventures of 2025, I have a few thoughts that I would like to share. If you have read this far, thank you from the bottom of my heart. When I write these words, I am never sure if even a single person is reading them, but every once in
Reading a single good-quality book can be an adventure, taking a reader to a place they’ve never been. Despite piling on sixty-four other adventures, I challenged myself to still find time to read this year. I upped the ante by setting a goal of reading at least one per month. This is significant, because I
I am now four months into this experiment and almost exactly one-third of the way to 65 adventures. I’d like to share some of what I am learning along the way. Most importantly, I realize that if you read this blog without knowing who I am, it might all come across as very materialistic. As
I have been active and fit for my entire life, enjoying many sports including tennis, yoga, skiing, rollerblading, hiking and water-skiing. But a few things are missing from my routine and I set out to find a gym to fill in the gaps. The only gym I have ever been a member of was the
Last night Sherry and I had dinner with her cousins Jeff and Susan Hammer at a nearby restaurant Shiraz. We have been there once before and had a great time. We have actually never socialized with Jeff and Susan before and I was looking forward to learning about their transition to retirement and kindling a
December, 2024 I am turning 65 in 2025 and am taking on the ambitious task of creating 65 adventures in my 65th year. that is 1.25 adventures every week, for a full year. It’s a bit of a four (or five) dimensional chess problem. In order to be successful we will need to juggle dates,
