Showing posts with label National Homebrewers Conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Homebrewers Conference. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Back in the Saddle Again

It's been a long time since I last blogged.  Life got in the way (had another kid and became the co-chair to the 2016 National Homebrewers Conference).  I just couldn't find the time to get on here and jot down what was going on in my head.  Luckily for me, even though I have a lot going on, I am finally returning to a good place where I think I can come back and start writing again.

My goal for originally starting this blog was to work on becoming a better writer.  I've always been great with stuff like math and science, but reading and writing were definitely things I needed to work at in order to do well.  So I'm trying and hopefully if I make it here enough, my writing will become much better. 

Right now, my life is pretty much all being a Dad, planning the 2016 National Homebrewers Conference (which will be in Baltimore), and taking in as much baseball as I possibly can before the long, cold, baseball-less winter sets in here in the USA.

So far the baseball playoffs have been pretty amusing.  There was a bunch of teams in there who haven't won a World Series in a long time.  That's pretty cool as teams like the Mets and Royals haven't won a World Series since the mid-80's...my favorite years of baseball, when I was a kid and before I realized that baseball is a big business.  

I have a lot of friends who are fans of the Royals.  I also have a lot of friends who are fans of the Mets.  It's probably pretty much a 50/50 split.  Although I don't have a dog in this fight, I think I'm rooting for the Mets (although I reserve the right to flip flop back and forth several times before a champion is named).  I enjoyed watching the powerhouse Mets teams of the mid-80's and one of my favorite all time favorite players is Ron Darling, former pitcher for the Mets.  Plus, I wasn't enthused with the way the Royals pitchers were throwing at people earlier in the year.  No matter what the outcome, I think most people agree, we just want to see a great World Series.

Well that's enough for now.  I'll try and check in several times a week with what is going on and what I'd like to chat about.  Until then, cheers!