Category Archives: Kewel!

I forgot to post one of these up on Monday, so here we go with a double shot of Christmas music you won’t hear on the radio or even at your relative’s houses. First up, I didn’t get any feedback … Continue reading →

I do hope this helps those having trouble with understanding the fundamentals of the Hydrothermal Therapy theory. Any other questions?

I was inundated with emails asking for more examples of high temp H2O therapy to revitalize the human body after exposure to low temperature environs. I’m not so sure what is that difficult about the concept, but I am not … Continue reading →

And now, with Christmas less than three weeks away, it is time (actually, past time) for the traditional RNS exposition of Christmas/Winter Solstice bagpipe tunage. Now don’t get on me about including “Winter Solstice” in the above. Odervise we’ll just … Continue reading →

After the picture I posted yesterday, I received a couple emails with a very familiar question. Every time I post up a picture of what I like to call “Snow Booty”, a number of the gentlemen out there write to … Continue reading →

After reading what Phil went through earlier this week, I was tempted to call up a pair of ladies who helped me a couple years back with my snow issues. All that shovelling is good for glute development.

I believe that today’s tunage matches, nearly perfectly, my drive home in the ice early Tuesday morning. From the swift exit of my workplace, to the sudden halt when I entered the “40 blocks in two hours” grind through the southwestern burbs of … Continue reading →

Discovered at Rodger’s Created at The People’s Cube

Mine was building a set of horseshoe pits in a Corvallis city park. I like this guy’s project better: Shooting Range Eagle Scout Project Of course, at that age I’d never fired a gun, didn’t know much about them, and … Continue reading →

Sorry about the lack of posting yesterday, everyone. I got caught up in a Bermuda Triangle of sorts. Let me explain. After waking up late from my turkey slumber to teach a class (my TA was mysteriously absent the day … Continue reading →