Family Visit
24/01/26 10:42 Filed in: Book - Retirement Vol. 1
Baltimore in the winter of 2026 felt surprisingly like the city of my boyhood in the early 1970s. Yesterday, I picked up two aunts, both lifelong residents, to visit their ailing sister, Joyce, in Frederick.
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Masking Normalcy
23/01/26 13:20 Filed in: Book - 15 Years Sentient

We all have our differences. Sometimes when those differences go beyond a given range, we create special names for them. I use the term autism when I describe my own differences, because it fits in some ways … but not all.
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Walking It Off: Chapter Preview
20/07/25 17:50 Filed in: Book - OG Parkour
After a hard fall during a simple parkour routine, I instinctively walked the remaining 4.5 km to my regular bar, La Factoria, injured. This chapter reflects on my odd, indefensible reasoning: trusting my body's assessment and adhering to the planned route as if I was the old sailor/soldier with no other choice.
An excerpt from: OG Parkour
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Living Parkour: Chapter Preview
20/07/25 10:58 Filed in: Book - OG Parkour
For me, Parkour is a mindset for movement — a nature orientation woven into daily life. As I age, the practice transcends acrobatics to become a standard means for navigating the vibrant streets and beaches of Baltimore and Puerto Rico. Through simple choices like walking instead of driving, going over instead of around sometimes … everyday routines can become opportunities for mindful movement. Jumping sketchy sidewalks or cutting across parks become means to not only maintain health, but make our journey more interesting.
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Non-Existence
08/07/25 18:05 Filed in: Book - 15 Years Sentient
