Graham Hays
@grahamhays.bsky.social
Vanderbilt Communications, D1Softball.com, erstwhile ESPN person. Most often found at the intersection of beach volleyball and biathlon. Or wandering around my Indiana town in the mornings.
Heading east from Dusseldorf. Ergo Nürnberg. That’s humor for all the copy editors out there.
August 4, 2025 at 11:21 AM
Heading east from Dusseldorf. Ergo Nürnberg. That’s humor for all the copy editors out there.
Also reminds me how much I enjoyed Reims.
June 24, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Also reminds me how much I enjoyed Reims.
Little Norwegian football for a smile on a Sunday. But if they were fully committed to the bit, the ref would have sent him to the VAR screen.
June 1, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Little Norwegian football for a smile on a Sunday. But if they were fully committed to the bit, the ref would have sent him to the VAR screen.
Interesting time to have just finished (by coincidence) Alan Taylor’s excellent book. Gets into some origins of Canadian nationalism. Randomly and fortuitously, my high school had a Canadian history class back in the day, but I’m still woefully ignorant of too much of its story.
April 29, 2025 at 11:13 AM
Interesting time to have just finished (by coincidence) Alan Taylor’s excellent book. Gets into some origins of Canadian nationalism. Randomly and fortuitously, my high school had a Canadian history class back in the day, but I’m still woefully ignorant of too much of its story.
Indiana time travel
April 20, 2025 at 12:30 PM
Indiana time travel
This date in the past: Oct. 27, 1903. Sister accuses brother of murdering her husband in 1878. None of the local sources I found mention the father. And Stover always lived in adjacent county. Lots of trial fanfare but quickly dismissed for statute of limitations. Presumably frosty family reunions.
October 27, 2024 at 1:06 PM
This date in the past: Oct. 27, 1903. Sister accuses brother of murdering her husband in 1878. None of the local sources I found mention the father. And Stover always lived in adjacent county. Lots of trial fanfare but quickly dismissed for statute of limitations. Presumably frosty family reunions.
Sunday hobby is reading the NYT from this date in other years. The big news is fun to read, but even better are nuggets like this short story waiting to be written from Oct. 20, 1896.
October 20, 2024 at 1:56 PM
Sunday hobby is reading the NYT from this date in other years. The big news is fun to read, but even better are nuggets like this short story waiting to be written from Oct. 20, 1896.