Moving Out

Okay this is a quickie. I had planned on writing about the epic reading at Downey’s Bar & Grill. That will have to wait. However, yesterday, after getting Claire’s and Honey’s mani-pedis, we spent the day moving a lot of stuff from our house to Luke and Georgie’s new house. You see, the main furnishings, […]

A Night In An Beal Bocht Cafe

The term An Beal Bocht, rose to fame as the title of a novel by Irish poet, Flannery O’Brien. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_B%C3%A9al_Bocht#:~:text=An%20B%C3%A9al%20Bocht%20(The%20Poor%20Mouth)%20is%20a%201941%20novel As an establishment in the Bronx, it has built upon its literary foundation. https://www.riverdalepress.com/stories/a-pub-keeps-up-irish-tradition-in-riverdale,60805 https://bronx.news12.com/visit-an-beal-bocht-caf-home-of-the-arts-and-a-bronx-staple https://www.irishecho.com/2012/5/an-beal-bocht-nurtures-arts-21-years-on#:~:text=An%20Beal%20Bocht,%20inspired%20by%20the%201941%20novel%20in%20Irish https://poormouththeatre.blogspot.com/p/don-creedon.html#:~:text=Poor%20Mouth%20Theatre%20Company%20was%20founded%20in%20March%202010%20as https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/#:~:text=An%20Beal%20Bocht%20Cafe%20is%20the%20home%20to%20the%20Arts An Beal Bocht (gaelic for “The Poor Mouth”) Cafe is a Celtic iconic establishment in The Bronx. […]

Welcome Back To The Bronx – Priorities

When I first arrived in New York, before I visited my brother Eddie and buddy Petey in NJ, I stayed overnight at the beautiful Warwick home of my son and DIL, Mark and Sara – God Bless The NYPD and all first responders. where I got to visit with my grandpups, Jax & Ella. And […]

Pete “Buck” Sheridan

Continuing the storylines of last week’s trip back east . . . . If you’ve hung around this website long enough, you’ll understand that I like to include my friends, old and new, in my novels. Peter Sheridan is one of those older friends that have made the cut. Indeed, Colleen, worried that my bald […]

Oliver The Owl

Okay I’m back home at Casa Claire and trying to prioritize my roll out of my adventures back east. I have to drop my wife off for a meeting at 6 am so I have to make this quick. While the readings and reunions were a central part of the trip, and so much fun, […]

Start Spreading The News . . . .

Okay, one last check on Claire and Honey. They look good and their appetites are sound. My bags are packed but I’m not going to be packing my laptop, so no blogs through the end of the month. However, I promise to post any videos that are fun on my FB Page. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091444194790 Until then […]

First Berthoud Literary Festival

Okay, so yesterday was the start of my literary week with the First Berthoud Literary Festival. I had intended to get to the opening ceremony Friday night, but Claire’s Colic change my priorities. However, Claire appeared to be improving yesterday and after exchanging some photos and texts with the attentive Doc Francesca, I packed up […]

Claire Channels Colic

The one thing I cannot handle is when my fur family is not feeling well. Yesterday afternoon, Claire appeared out of the blue to be in discomfort. Given that Claire never gets sick, I panicked. I called my local neighbor, Andrea Maxwell, a member of the Larimer County Sheriff’s Department, and who is an avid […]

So It Begins

Thank God it’s Friday. Today I have to do a lot of things. I’ve already taken care of the most important task of the day. If you remember the end of TWA, the battle of Casa Claire, that is the stealthy silhouette of a lethal Claire waiting for an unsuspecting mercenary. Breakfast awaits. They are […]

Téigh le Dia Nelson DeMille

https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/other/nelson-demille-bestselling-author-and-long-island-native-dead-at-81/ar-AA1qMQTP?ocid=BingNewsSerp Yesterday afternoon, I learned from my friend (and central character in WTLLM), Pete “Buck” Sheridan that my favorite living American Author, Nelson DeMille, had passed. Nice touch, choosing to go out during a Full Supermoon. A celestial spotlight for a deserving spirit. I loved all of DeMille’s novels, but his NYPD Detective John Corey […]