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Double Daddy
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I am a Northeasterner who relocated to Chicago in 2009. In the fall, I took a short "self-discovery" trip, which was the inspiration for the blog. Next, I worked as a law clerk. Finally, in August 2010, I started a job with the state doing civil rights work. I plan to continue to blog, especially about my love of the northeast, my new love of Chicago and the things I see on my daily travels. I am an anonymous blogger and ask that you not give away my identification. Thanks and enjoy!
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About Me
- East Coaster
- I am an attorney by day, but an aspiring photographer and wannabe brewer by night (and weekends). After 39 years in the northeast, I moved to the Midwest in 2009. I find myself missing the east coast in part because I find the Midwest to be geographically challenged. So, in between jobs, I decided to see what the Midwest had to offer, at least within an eight hour drive of Chicago. I intended to make this trip of self-discovery on my new motorcycle, but the poor weather thwarted my plans. I headed out in my car with my camera to find the Midwest and, hopefully, a little bit of myself. After I returned, I volunteered as a law clerk for about 4 months, then spent a painful 2 1/2 months unemployed. I then went back to my volunteer position, but as a paid clerk, while I continued to look for a position doing civil rights work. In August 2010, I started at a new position working for the state doing civil rights work. I have taken a few photography classes and my job at the state allows me to have to time to enjoy this new hobby. I have also been able to do a fair amount of running and have recently gotten back into playing tennis. I guess Chicago has been pretty good.
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- Heckler
- Cheese!
- It's better than it looks
- Beer caps!
- Week 2 down
- Urban assault ride
- Also overheard
- Still more on cows
- A funny thing I overheard
- More on cows
- What is it about the cows?
- Motorcycle!
- New job
- Tired dogs
- Trolley party
- The Sampler
- Brewery # 3
- I look like my passport photo
- The dog is exhausted!
- The Cider Mill
- Slightly out of order - flying home
- My hometown
- Breakfast of champions
- Za!
- Guns?
- Fresh hops!
- Brewery # 2
- A beer diet?
- The northeast rocks
- Ommegang brewery
- Brewery #1
- Yum yum shack
- Tired of baseball?
- The birthday no hitter that wasn't
- The baseball hall of fame
- Cross-eyed cat
- Tennis ball car
- More fun with food
- The grandstand
- Baby roller derby
- Is this roller derby?
- Murray is a punk
- NYC - something for everyone
- View from the top
- Awesome seats!
- Wet paint
- Love NYC, hate Long Island
- Dinner at the Open
- The Open rocks!
- Five star hotel
- Welcome to New York
- Jinxed!
- Water water everywhere and not a drop to drink
- Blogging is hard
- Times are tough all over
- Fish and chips or fish sticks and fries?
- Tgi Fridays is fun!
- My older sister
- Lunch!
- The Bon fire
- Sunset
- Crystal Lake
- Rural is rural
- It's not Lake Michigan
- The east rocks!
- Beer choice
- Easy choice
- Airport fun
- The journey continues
- Kc is ready for the trip
- And so it ends as it began
- Civilization!
- There are some conveniences in small towns
- Dangerous toys for boys?
- Don't get gas when you're tired!
- St. Louis, take two
- Comfort food
- The scene of the crime
- Arkansas is definitely the south
- The second picture of the Titanic
- 56
- The south hates me back
- Nothing satisfies like beef!
- Where is Leonardo?
- Tanstafl
- Day 2 - complete
- Can you spot Spot?
- Versus high beams
- Low beams ...
- For Flyers fans only
- Meramec cavern - hideout of Jesse James
- Picture from the top
- The Budweiser tour
- Shhhhh . . . Don't tell
- The arch is falling!
- Good news!
- Cardinals win!
- Chew, anyone?
- I must be in the front row!
- I must be in the wrong room
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