Denver.

Interesting juxtaposition of headlines on this afternoon's The Hill website.

Coming from the guy who was only too happy to set down to a McDonalds quarter pounder meal with Trump and have a photo of the event splattered all over social media.

Bless you, Mark. We've known each other since we were college freshmen nearly 52 years ago. Thanks for working so hard for all of us.

Sharing a photo from our march in Gunnison, Colorado.

Door to the Ace Hardware Store in Crested Butte, CO. I was in the store to buy a flag for the march in nearby Gunnison on Saturday. Thanks, Ace, for supporting this important event.

Re: the eggs were too expensive. There is a solution.

I love the sign that the Lutheran church at the corner of our block in Denver has put up.

I’m already setting the stage for his tenth term, which will look something like this.

In view of recent layoffs at the National Park Service and threats to sell off public lands, it may be time to dust off my 1982 article "In Defense of Federal Parks Near Urban Areas" about efforts early in the Reagan Administration to divest federal parks back to the states.

It's usually illegal to put electronic goods in the trash or regular recycling. A great option in Denver is Blue Star Recyclers. Today I brought them a slide projector, a digital scale, accoustic headphones (all broken) and some old VHS tapes. They were able to take all of them. Disposal w/o guilt!

Scene from the National Western Stock Show in Denver, where urban kids can connect with western lore. 1-23-25.

I follow a few webcams around the world. This shot was taken at mid-day on Tuesday, Jan. 21 along Bourbon Street in New Orleans. It doesn't look like this often.

Our internet provider now offers fiber-based service. We switched over on Jan. 8. The change in speed is dramatic, especially the upload speed. Our rate stays the same and is locked in. Installation was quick and free. (You may have to select the photo to see all of the data.)

The sun is about to rise in Reykjavik. 9:45 a.m.