Surprise! One year ago today, I purchased a 2026 Tesla Model Y. If you didn’t know that, you’re not alone. All of my friends and family knew, but I haven’t going out of my way to publicly mention it. Today, on “Yoshi’s” first birthday, I wanted to talk about why I bought a Tesla and what it’s been like to… read entire post
During a pivotal moment of the 2026 documentary Capturing Bigfoot, Clint Patterson utters the words “this is gonna change everything.”
Perhaps second only to the Zapruder film (that captured the assassination of John F. Kennedy), no film footage has been studied, analyzed, and scrutinized more closely than the Patternson-Gimlin Bigfoot footage. Filmed in 1967, the 60 seconds of footage captures… read entire post
When in Ireland it is mandatory to drink a Guinness, and if you’re in Dublin then you might as well do it at the Guinness Storehouse, a large tourist attraction located downtown.
I love the idea of businesses capitalizing on their popularity and offering tours. Throughout the years Susan and I have toured everything from the Jelly Belly factory to… read entire post
A few years ago, Susan, the kids and I visited the Rock and Roll Museum in Cleveland. It was a super neat experience, and my only basis of comparison when Susan told us we were on our way to visit the Irish Rock and Roll Museum in Dublin.
After leaving the hotel on Drury Street, Susan noted there was an… read entire post
It’s hard to imagine anything more touristy and stereotypical than visiting a leprechaun museum in Dublin. I expected a gift shop (and was right) but what I hadn’t expected was a fun hour-long storytelling adventure that led us through the folklore and magical mythology that is embedded in Ireland’s history.
We were lucky enough to have Naoise (“Nisha”) O’Duinn, the… read entire post
After what seems like a month (but in reality was only a week), Susan and I are home from our trip to Ireland the the UK! We saw and did so many neat things over the last week, from watching the sun rise at Stonehenge to watching it set from the balcony of a castle. We flew thousands of miles,… read entire post
I’ve reached the end of another successful anniversary/birthday week. Not even a stretch of 100+ degree days could prevent us from celebrating. It just prevented us from celebrating outdoors — for the most part, anyway.
For our 31st wedding anniversary we decided to keep things low key and opted for dinner at Mama Roja’s, near Lake Hefner. We had a… read entire post
Last week my friend Aaron, co-host of the Amigos Podcast for Amiga computers, drove to Oklahoma with his son Luke to visit and hang out for a few days. Prior to their arrival, Susan and I began brainstorming different places we wanted to show them along with restaurants we wanted to eat at. As the list continued to grow, I… read entire post
In case you missed my post from a couple of weeks ago, I’ve been experiencing “digestive distress” for nearly a month now. “Digestive distress” is a polite way to say “stomach cramping and explosive diarrhea.” When I first began experiencing symptoms on July 19 Susan and I thought it might have been food poisoning from a local sushi bar, but… read entire post
The Adventures of Rob, Susan, Mason and Morgan O'Hara
