After returning from a road trip, I dropped by a full-service car wash to get rid of my car’s road grime. Most of the time, car wash services are quick and pleasant. As I drove up, two young sales attendants, a man and woman dressed in black, stared me down with eagle-focused eyes on my [...]
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Unexpected Meeting with Golf Legend Pete Dye
On a crisp, perfect golf weather day in Indiana, I was loving seeing the world-renowned Crooked Stick Golf Club course from the passenger’s seat of a golf cart. The lush landscape was splayed with layers of green as I passed by rows of trees that dared not whisper a breath of wind as players stepped [...]
The Spirit of the People of Barcelona
As I watched the sun drift down over rustic stone buildings that had withstood years of economic disasters and uncertainty, in the distance church bells pealed in perfect time to the heartbeat of the people of Barcelona—strong, brave people. The night before, I heard the cheers of happy Spaniards who celebrated a 4-0 win over [...]
Mud Slinging Good Time
Our car looked like a crime scene if ever I had seen one (which I had not). I profusely explained to the car wash attendant why our vehicle had to have the pre-soaked, undercarriage steamed, superior detailed, super deluxe, run-it-through-one more time car wash. I was almost out of breath explaining why there was blood [...]