How to wind down the weekend? That was the question after dinner last Sunday. It had been a full weekend of good smokes, drinks, and shooting. It was still warm (I’m sounding like a broken record.) but bearable, with proper refreshments. I went back to…
Sometimes one has to ease in to the weekend, rather than jumping too quickly. Once I finished last week’s work, I opted to chill a bit before dinner with an espresso and a smoke. At the very least, the coffee would give me the the boost to begin the we…
Another hot Saturday, and another hot IDPA match. That’s the pattern for the summer in Virginia. This past weekend the event was the monthly IPDA match at Cavalier Rifle and Pistol Club. Five very fun courses of fire awaited the 41 shooters who br…
Living through a pandemic has definitely been good for finding time to read.
K: A History of Baseball in Ten Pitches by Tyler Kepner
I greatly enjoyed this book. 10 …
After that warm IDPA match last Saturday, I was recovered enough after a dinner out with the family to face the heat once again. This time on the back porch for a drink and a smoke. Remember that delicious Bishops Blend cigar I lamented not buying…
On Saturday morning I headed off to Charlottesville to shoot the monthly IDPA match at the Rivanna Rifle and Pistol Club. Of late, this is one of two matches I get to most months, and my only range time, so I was looking forward to it.The crowd that ga…
After reviewing many worthy submissions, we’ve made the decision to award the Spring 2020 Andrew Flusche Scholarship to Mia Paz! Check out Mia’s awesome video on how to drive courteously. Mia is from Miami, Florida. She is currently in her second year at Florida State University where she studies Commercial Entrepreneurship. To enter a future […]
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Our third trip in the Ascape was a weekend camping trip to Fairy Stone State Park. 30 minutes before we left I looked at Michelle and said, “Let’s take …
Virginia law drastically changed on July 1, 2020. Simple possession of marijuana changed from a misdemeanor offense into a civil penalty only. If you are found guilty of possessing marijuana, the maximum penalty is a $25 fine. That’s it. Instead of possible jail and suspension of your driver’s license, you just pay a $25 fine, […]
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I keep reading there’s an oppressive heat wave coming to Virginia. Really? It’s July. In Virginia. I guess it does qualify as a heat wave, but it’s hardly unusual or even unexpected.More importantly, it was Friday. Despite the reading on the thermomete…
