This post is long overdue considering these photos were taken on a very cold, very overcast day up in South Bend a month ago. We flew in for Thanksgiving almost a week early thanks in part to my mom hooking us up with incredible seats which provided an up close an unobstructed view of Irish’s crushing one point loss. The high temperature that day was a balmy 21°, we had our asses and feet on ice, they blew it in the last play, and yet an awesome time was had by all! more »
I received yet another case of 165gr JHP’s from Montana Gold today and just couldn’t be happier with their product. These are some of the nicest plated bullets I have come across and thus far have yet to find a single defect in the several thousand that I’ve loaded. The fact that their prices have yet to go up since the election is, at least to me, just another affirmation of their commitment to the sport. more »
Another year. Another June. Another ROT Rally. If only you knew the emptiness I felt inside now that there are another 361 days until it happens again. This year marked the greatest rally going experience – EVER! I don’t even need to go into just how awesome Yellow D-116 was, as I am sure you have read about it. We had the RV spot this year, hands down. So much so that several people came up to us to tell us this… like all the activity, partying, boozing and nudity that was happening right in front of us didn’t tip us off to this revelation. more »
This past Saturday marked the date of this years Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament for my Lodge. I was designated the official event photographer which required me to step foot on my first ever golf course. It should be known that I don’t play golf, or have any interest in said activity. This aside, I found two things that will make me love golf unconditionally from this day forward: the golf cart and the acceptable early morning drinking of beer. more »
These red and white flowers from my front yard bloom around this time every year. I have no idea what type of flower it is (I’m not a garden person), but they have survived two separate moves and what I imagine to be not as much water as they should be receiving. In any case, it’s always a pleasure to see them return. more »