In The Kitchen – Parmesan Baked Cod While I finish putting together the next technical Blog, Amateur Radio Nets And How To Use Them. I thought I would follow up our restaurant review with an easy recipient for your … Continue reading →
Pensacola Restaurant Review – Miguel’s Mexican Restaurant Happy Sunday everyone! Well, I figured I would follow up my previous Florida Restaurant Review with a restaurant that is actually located in Pensacola! It seems that most of the best restaurants … Continue reading →
In The Kitchen – Grilled Burgundy Tri Tip (Cardiff Crack) Who doesn’t like a good grilled steak? I had tried preparing and grilling this once before on my last road trip in Korea. However, it ended up … Continue reading →
Every Country Has A Past, Every City Has A Story Get Spooked On The Dark Side Of Seoul Tour It was a dark and stormy night, the wind howled, and the full moon shown through the gathering storm clouds, … Continue reading →
Looking Back On Korea – Penis Park One of the contrasts of Korea that I don’t think I will ever get used to, is what is usually a very rigid conservative culture and the sometimes brazen display of sexuality. … Continue reading →
Restaurant Review – Cantina Anejo Great Mexican Food in Gainesville, Florida It has been FOREVER since I have done a proper restaurant review. July of 2023 to be exact! So, what a great time to also get one of … Continue reading →
On The Road Again – The Lubee Bat Conservancy *Disclaimer: This is a private blog with content developed solely by myself! The opinions expressed here belong solely to me and do not reflect the views of the Lubee Bat Conservancy … Continue reading →
Road Trip! – A Weekend in Gainesville It is amazing that I had not been on a road trip since Jul of 2023! That is a lot of time staying around one’s home. I had been planning to visit … Continue reading →
In The Kitchen – Cooking With Sourdough One of my favorite types of bread’s s sourdough. I love the drier crumb and slightly bitter taste that comes from the lactobacillus. A lot of people shy away from using … Continue reading →
It was DNS, It’s Always DNS! What is DNS and how I broke it. Last week. Catracing.org suffered a 24 hour downtime. This made my WordPress (blog), the phpBB (Forum site, and the Commodore 64 Bulletin Board system running … Continue reading →