My wife and I and 374 mosquitoes decided to go for a walk around the neighborhood before the sun went down yesterday so that we could get a little bit of exercise and enjoy one of Georgia’s approximately 13 days of fall. Because our neighborhood in Perry, Georgia, has grown about eight-fold in the eight years that we’ve lived in it, we can now get in a 2-mile walk without even walking every street. I’m not sure if I lose any weight on these walks, but I did lose about a pint of blood to the skeeters — who, by […]
Are basic conventions now relics of the past?
