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Daily Archives: 25 July 2011
Chess and the battle of the ages [9]
I’ve decided to separate the actual chess GAME I played last week, and that I was talking about in the last post, into a separate post here. The main reason for this is that specifically chess analysis-related comments can now … Continue reading
Posted in chess, Getting old
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On tits and sparrows
Opposite the advertisement for the Grant Arms Hotel, Grantown-on-Spey (“The Wildlife Hotel”) in Autumn 2011′s Birds magazine from the RSPB, Caroline Nash tells us she’s helping to save sparrows. As you might know, sparrows—which for some of us are the … Continue reading
Posted in blackbirds, dirty pigeons, personal, Photography, sparrows, tits
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Where to put the chess? [8]
In which I ponder where to hide my latest, and oldest, obsessive enthusiasm… I have another of my chess games, played last week, I thought I might post up… but as I was thinking about this, a question arose. Or … Continue reading
Posted in Blog-ology, chess, History, Nerdishness, Procrastination
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Chile-ing out
This post comes on the heels of the heat wave that we’ve been suffering through (and my dreams of glaciers and mountains), here in the American Middle-West, which in itself comes in the wake of the flood. It also comes … Continue reading
Posted in Chile, glaciers, hiking, peaks, science, taking a break, Torres del Paine, vacations
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