I just saw this article on the BBC's website about a photograph. It was eventually used by an article called "The Big Empty," which shared photos of how empty things were during the pandemic and lockdowns. This particular picture was taken in February or 2020, very early on, but in Beijing, where people were staying … Continue reading Empty Reflections
Author: JohnnyKillmore
Dirt Roads and Discoveries: Reflecting on Purpose in Life
Some thoughts on mindfully exploring, and a recent road trip I took into the desert mountains. #jkroams
Lost vs Lost In The Moment
A weekly update that is more an inquiry of the nature of understanding and what is means to be present in the moment.
A Different Idea
I buy a VW Baja Bug and have some ideas. #jkroams
Biker B-Movies: The Wild Angels
The Biker B-movie that really launched the "Chopper Opera" genre is not Easy Rider or The Wild One, but it has familiar faces...
The 2025 Post
Another lap around the sun for planet Earth. Deciding where the beginning and end of a circle are is a bit more than I'd like to fathom at the moment, but the beginning of a new year is always a good time for reflections. I don't see reinvention though, but an apt time to simply … Continue reading The 2025 Post
Keep Them Doggies Rollin’
Sense of accomplishment is a funny thing. We can get it from summiting a mountain or fitting into our pre-Christmas skinny clothes. Really, who cares where it comes from? The main thing is, things must be getting checked off whatever list is in our head, or we wouldn't likely feel it. The last two weeks … Continue reading Keep Them Doggies Rollin’
Biker B Movies: Masters of Menace
I want to start my own little column. Part movie review, part film history, and part stroll down memory lane. The "Chopper Opera" — a slang term for the straight-to-the-drive-in-movies that define the exploitation film genre — is probably my favorite sub-genre. While it is defined by hits like "The Wild One" and "Easy Rider," … Continue reading Biker B Movies: Masters of Menace
Life Happens: Maintenance Struggles and Small Miracles
Updates on the last week of battle against the motorcycle maintenance gods, and a look forward at the next few weeks.
First and Final Flights
One quick note on December 17th. Back in 1903, this was the day Wilbur and Orville Wright made their first powered flights. They barely held the Wright Flyer of the ground and only managed about 120ft, using a sort of catapult that launched them into the wind. The Boeing 747 -- itself over 50yrs … Continue reading First and Final Flights
