Posted by Bob Adamcik | Sep 28, 2021 | Human Nature, Modern culture, Notes, Society | 2 |
Traveling up in the (more liberal) north from Tennessee during this Covid thing, I’m struck by how the general population wears masks so matter-of-factly. It seems the majority here (in Bangor, at least) have just accepted...
Read MorePosted by Bob Adamcik | Sep 27, 2021 | History, Human Nature, Notes, Society | 2 |
Some two weeks under forest canopy and ocean fog on a current road trip through New England, a final three days of rain and mist and chill driving up the Maine coast…and despite the primordial beauty, I’m thinking,...
Read MorePosted by Bob Adamcik | Sep 18, 2021 | Blog, Death, Modern culture, Notes, Society | 1 |
For a few days on my current road trip, I stayed in the house of a friend in DC while she was away. It was an older house, born in the early fifties, same as me. The upkeep had been gradually overwhelming her…yard...
Read MorePosted by Bob Adamcik | Sep 12, 2021 | Change, History, Modern culture, Notes, Science, Society | 3 |
When I was 20, late summer and fall of 1972, I worked for a contractor setting up mobile homes in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Hurricane Agnes had enticed the Susquehanna River to overflow its banks the night of June 23rd,...
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