Greetings from London

Last year I ventured out while here in Colorado and did something I never expected to be able to do. I overcame a life-long, deep-seated fear of heights in climbing the famed Loveland Pass. When I got there in my car, I was so nervous driving up the north side of the pass that I could not stay in the

1) It was Father’s Day, and my daughter Summer called me as I was driving to ABN after my debate and informed me that I am her favorite person in all the world. 2) It was Father’s Day, and my dad was able to attend the debate with Sheikh Awal, sitting in the second row. 3) After the debate a

I can feel the heat coming on. My outside thermometer reads 102.4 right now. Supposed to have a nice cool down on Monday through Wednesday, but still, the desert summer is knocking on my door. As it was, I got up at 3:45am to ride this morning, and that will become all the more necessary over the next four months

   That’s the best way I can describe it. Oven study.    I love living in Phoenix…for about 9.5 months out of the year. Clear blue skies, sunshine. But for 2.5 months out of the year, well—it’s not enjoyable. We are in the middle of that period now. For most human beings, January/February is the worst. For us, July, August, and the

   I would like to thank many folks that this book is being printed even as you are reading this blog today. Those who support A&O, the folks who helped in editing, Rich Pierce and our volunteers like Dave Gere, Mike Gaydosh and the folks at Solid Ground, Mike O’Fallon, Chris Arnzen, my family, the folks at PRBC, and, especially for