A Baseball Writer From Rhode Island
Admittedly, my artistic drawing ability starts and ends with stick figures and primitive sketches. My character's faces typically have no eyes, no nose, no mouth, no ears, sometimes a head of hair, most likely a hat of some sort. So when I see a mural or piece of art painted on a wall, side of... Continue Reading →
Did you wake up today and say to yourself, "Wow, I'm 51 years old, where did the time go?" Do you have a busy work schedule, so busy in fact that you lose track of days, maybe personal appointments? Is your weekend so busy that you have to "schedule" a date with your significant other... Continue Reading →
Today is March 17th, St. Patrick's Day. For many, the holiday of St. Patrick's Day is extra incentive to go out and imbibe a nice whiskey or a tall frosty ale, whether it be 10am or 10pm. For the rest of us, it is a work day and we have to be mindful of responsibilities... Continue Reading →
Finding statues, memorial plaques, and historical landmarks has always been a priority when I travel. And I am talking about traveling to the next town over, a completely different state, or out of the country altogether. Statues and plaques help tell the story of a local hero tied to that area or sports town or... Continue Reading →
If you have followed my writing over the years, you will know how obsessed (in a good way) I am with Newport, RI. I grew up about 20 minutes from Newport and traveled there often for baseball games, dates, concerts, I even worked there for a few years as a fitness center director. I love... Continue Reading →
The Rhiter 