Last Saturday was my wife’s birthday, and we left the kids at home with her in-laws. For her present, Ginny and I rented a tandem kayak for a group paddle on the Haw River in Saxapahaw. Our cheerful guide informed us that the boat was known as the “divorce kayak.” O ye of little faith!
When Scott Forbes holds the first team meeting for his North Carolina baseball players each year, he lists the national championship among the group’s most prominent goals.
I did something a little differently with last week’s show. I had a starting point and then let the thoughts I had in the moment drive the next bit of content.
Bowbarr, on West Rosemary Street, closed after fifteen years. It had been a key spot on the list of “grown-up” bars that I’d been collecting since my retirement in 2019. Let me explain.
Here are four key questions and answers as the Carolina Hurricanes compete in the “Final Four,” or the Eastern Conference finals of the 2025 National Hockey League playoffs, and battle the Florida Panthers in a best-of-seven clash.
One of the great things about showing up, intentionally, as a creative person is that people treat me as a creative person. Others’ expectations have influence on my choices, helping me be who and how I want to be.