Rideshare Poetry in Motion
My future book, “Rideshare by Robert: Volume Two”, will include selected blogs published in the Baltimore Post-Examiner.
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Blogs
Lincoln’s Melting Head and Artist Sandy Williams IV
I was about 12 when my parents took my younger brother and me on a family vacation from our home in West Hartford, Conn. to Washington, D.C. I remember our meals in the now-defunct Hot Shoppes and spending our nights in a motel on busy New York Avenue.
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Daytripping: Sea King Seafood Market and Crab House, Primanti Bros, The Essen Room, Plumpton Park Zoo
Would appreciate help with this. Okay, now that’s out of the way, let’s get moving with our first stop Sea King Seafood Market and Crab House, 3417 Plumtree Drive, Ellicott City, just off Route 40 West.
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Democratic Convention Notebook: Earl the Muskrat, river cruise, walk up songs
Delegates from Maryland’s Eastern Shore to the Democratic National Convention are being joined by a mascot this week: Earl the Muskrat.
Read morePete Rose and His Legacy
Because I am self-quarantining due to someone close to me having COVID-19, I have been binging on a variety of
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Rideshare Pets Gone Wild: Lizards escaping, dogs pooping, and birds flying
After the ride, I checked out the backseat. Sticky wet spots everywhere. On the partition, on the windows, on the seats and floors. There was so much hair, my rear seats looked like a shag carpet.
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Daytripping with stops at Sorrento’s, The Grill at Harryman House and Salisbury Zoological Park
It’s been almost too hot to leave the house. But how much of The Price is Right can one man watch? So I decided to leave the air conditioning behind and venture out to two restaurants and a Maryland zoo. The restaurants had air conditioning but the zoo didn’t. How do those polar bears survive a Maryland summer?
Read moreCelebrate Independence Day?
What are we celebrating on this Independence Day? We can say the flag, Mom and apple pie, the usual shorthand
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Praise the Lord, I got my ride
I sensed that she was hurting and anxious. “Ohhhhh,” She moaned in pain from the backseat. I’m so sorry. I think I might be going into labor. My contractions are only 10 minutes apart, but I feel like I’m ready to pop!”
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Daytripping with Stops at the Nautilus Diner, Towson Diner, Pikes Diner and Crab House and Antietam National Battlefield
During one battle, September 17, 1862, over 23,000 soldiers were, killed, wounded, or went missing. About 4,800 soldiers are buried in the National Cemetery.
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