Read about Dan’s travels around the world.

Back in Dayton

I made the trek back to Dayton, mainly to help Dr. Turk with his website, but we also had time to stop at a few other places.

We started with Wapakoneta, Neil Armstrong's hometown. A museum dedicated to him was just off the highway, which was housed in a… Read More: Back in Dayton »

Robotron!

As many of you know, my employer decided to shut down its Madison office, so I no longer have a job. It was a sad day when I found out, as I greatly enjoyed working with everyone there. Being a rather large office, we had a lot of stuff to get rid of like refrigerators,… Read More: Robotron! »

Cycropia

August 24-26 was the annual Orton Park festival on the isthmus in Madison. Among many musical acts, there was a performance by Madison's Cycropia aerial dance troupe. This performance is special because instead of hanging their apparatuses from the rafters of a gym, they use a giant… Read More: Cycropia »

Flying around Chicago

I took a flight a few weeks ago with my pilot friend Gary, and it was so much fun I jumped at the opportunity when he offered to take me flying again. This time, the destination would be a bit more interesting than the Wisconsin Dells: Chicago.… Read More: Flying around Chicago »

Madison from the Sky

My friend Gary earned his pilot's license recently and has been looking for people to take to the sky. Him, Catalina, and I drove to the "other" Madison airport, which featured a fifties diner, lots of plush lounge chairs, small jets, and little single propeller planes. Someday when… Read More: Madison from the Sky »

Twin Cities Couch Fest, 2012

The 2012 Twin Cities Couch Fest was a fun weekend, as expected. I saw with a lot of the people I met last year at the Madison Couch Crash, some of whom will be in town this coming weekend for our latest couch crash.

Highlights of the weekend included seeing a group of Mexican dancers… Read More: Twin Cities Couch Fest, 2012 »