My brother was murdered in Nashville six years ago…
Update 9/28/22 – Today it has been six years since my brother was murdered in broad daylight on a busy road in Nashville. Since this was published, my brother’s case … Continue reading
Nuit Belge – Debauchery, Elegance, and Pants
Last year, I had the fortune to attend the inaugural Nuit Belge at Marathon Music Works. Honestly, I really didn’t know what to expect – I had been to multiple … Continue reading
I’m Cut Off
Every so often, when I’m feeling super-self-esteemy, it occurs to me to cut off all of my hair. You know, to knock myself down a peg or two; to stave … Continue reading
PWI Goes to the Derby – A Perfect Mint Julep
Hello my thirsty friends. It’s almost Derby time, and that means it is time for a good Mint Julep. You may not be in Kentucky, but you can still … Continue reading
I suffer from an acute case of Inappropriate Laughter. I also have mild to moderate generalized panic disorder, which means that in instances of great stress or tension, I fear … Continue reading
Log On and Eat – Now on the Interwebs!
So, Last year, because of my food review misanthropy, got the opportunity to be a part of a fantastic show on The Cooking Channel called “Log On and Eat With … Continue reading
Silly Goose* (Silly Goose is neither silly nor contains goose)
Oh how I hate hate hate communal tables. When I first walked in during a lunch date with the wife, I clenched up. Seriously, if I wanted to sit at … Continue reading
What Would Castro Eat?
I have lots of irrational fears–loads of them. Choking, escalators, and every time I crack an egg, I experience a brief moment of trepidation. But my biggest fear is that … Continue reading
Two – Ten – Jack : EAT ALL OF THE THINGS
My birthday just passed, last weekend to be precise, and it was a helluva day. The craziest thing was that some jackass broke in through the roof of one of … Continue reading
Insensitive Boobery–Fix it With Carbs
Ahh, the Snowpocalypse. Our school district announced that school was closing at 11:00 on January 28, as the snow grew heavier. Having grown up in the Snow Belt, I don’t … Continue reading