Monday Recovery

The wedding was a hoot. Much fun was had by all. Thanks especially to Hank for making possible for me to look out the window.

Riding the short bus

It's official. I'm doing my part to reduce the amount of miles I drive every week.
I rode my bike home from work last night, and rode the bus into work today. I just cut out 50 miles of commuting in my car.
The bicycle therapy on the way home last night was divine. The bus ride in this morning was a little bumpy, but well worth it. I figure I can save at least 25.00 monthly in gas alone by commuting 2 days every week on the bus, not to mention the reducing the wear and tear on my car.
More to come on my adventures in commuting.

The bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began
There was Cowboy Neal at the wheel of the bus to never ever land.

Lagering some Lager

I have moved full on into making lagers beers this summer. Since I finally got my other refrigerator into the basement, I now have room for lagering. Presently I have ten gallons of Bohemian Pilzner lagering away in my basement. On tap in the Brew Lab we are enjoying a Sam Smith's Taddy Porter Clone, Rhode Island Red (Old Ale), and my Comedy of Errors Belgian Golden Style Ale. Yum.

Next on tap, naturally brewing more beer, but between juggling the aspects of daily life, and our current social engagements for this weekend it will likley be Labor day weekend before the fermenters start filling up again. Did I mention Melanie and Jason are getting married? How exciting is that.

You know I'll love her till the day I die.

Cut my hair

Twelve inches gone to Locks for Love.
So Yes I have returned with a smart haircut, and some really good beer.

Today my daughter Winter turned four. Where does all the time go?

Love is real not fade away.

Blog Resurrected

Well not exactly. I deleted my former blog earlier this summer in attempt improve my quality of life. I found myself neglecting the things that mattered most. I'm back with some inspiration to document my journey. With that said let's try to keep it clean.