Travel Aviation History Month: Remembering the First Flight At 10:35 AM, on December 17, 1903, two reserved and monomaniacal brothers were successful in lifting off the ground in their Tony Moir Posted on November 30, 2020
Humor National Absurdity Day – Be Free to Be Weird! This is the day where we celebrate absurdity. The definitions of absurdity can include many things good and bad, but I love Tony Moir Posted on November 20, 2020
Food & Drink Sometimes Dad Should Make Dinner So as official things go, holidays are sometimes a little unofficial; said holidays basically being days which a society Tony Moir Posted on November 5, 2020
Food, Food & Drink Quesadillas for All If I were to design the perfect food, one of the frontrunners for the title would be the quesadilla. I am admittedly biased, Tony Moir Posted on September 24, 2020
Essays My Grandfather’s Life My grandfather was born in New Jersey. His parents were first generation immigrants from Eastern Europe and Austria, just Tony Moir Posted on September 13, 2020
Essays Sometimes the Middle is Just the Middle So we’ve all heard the term “Middle Child Syndrome.” It is generally bullshit, and was never even intended by the man who Tony Moir Posted on August 12, 2020
Culture The Very Definition of Being a Geek On the day where some, but not all, celebrate the idea of pure geekery, I would like to put forth the idea that it is Tony Moir Posted on May 25, 2020
Humor Sweatpants & Humor | The Overthinker on Holidays Holidays sometimes confuse me. For example, if you were to say “Hey, I know what, let’s get some random children cosplay as Tony Moir Posted on May 5, 2020
Food The Best of All Sloppy Joes When I was in the mid-single digits, my father owned a fast food restaurant. He had been working for the Taco Bell corporate Tony Moir Posted on March 17, 2020