I have lived a life less ordinary and seen a bit of the world, but at the end of the day, I often just like to read books and write.
Posted on Mar 28th, 2012 in
expat life,
travel |
0 comments Teaching ESL to teenagers can be fraught with difficulty. Sullen girls and boys obsessed with bodily functions. Give me the young kiddies any day.
In which I apologize to a kid I knew 30 years ago. A quadriceps tendon tear makes one introspective and consider leftover childhood karma. A karmic gecko clinging to my metaphorical wall, staring at me, as it were.
Posted on Feb 29th, 2012 in
cycling,
featured,
health |
0 comments 67 days after my quadriceps tendon rupture, I was able to actually spin on a stationary bike. And walk around my neighborhood, sans crutch. Hell to the yes.
Damn it all, I'm still 20 degrees and weeks away from riding a bicycle. But I can manage a pleasant sort-of walk home through the park. And the working girls left me alone. What's up with low-rez Doog? Click and read ...
My name is Jeff Chappell and I am a compulsive bibliolater. Sometimes I do it two and three times a day. I even do it at work sometimes.