by Mack Munro | | Uncategorized
Two hours before kickoff, I’m getting amped up for the game. Back in Black by AC/DC is playing, and I can feel the rush of adrenaline and a little rage. This is the first game of the season. But it’s not my season. It’s my son’s. He’s sleeping soundly in the back...
by Mack Munro | | Growth, Story
I’m sorting through a plastic bag filled with old papers, booklets, brochures, newspaper clippings, and photos. My eyes are watering, not because anything is sentimental, but because it’s so dusty. This is a bag of Malcolm’s Greatest Hits according to my mom. She...
by Mack Munro | | Blog, Growth
Don’t you hate it when one of your favorite songs on your Spotify playlist is magically replaced by a live version of it? I like live albums. There also some songs that only work in their live version. Think Peter Frampton’s Do You Feel Like We Do. What doesn’t work...
by Mack Munro | Aug 29, 2024 | Blog
I recently finished a three-volume account of the war in the Pacific theater during WWII. The books, Pacific Crucible, The Conquering Tide, and Twilights of the Gods, by Ian W. Toll were a deep dive, with each book being nearly 30 hours in length (I chose to use...
by Mack Munro | | Uncategorized
It was 1981 and my first car, the one that was really all mine, was a 1974 Chevy LUV mini pickup. I wanted a truck, a Toyota 4×4, but there was no way I could afford one. A used Chevy LUV would have to suffice. Chevy LUVs were manufactured in Japan under the brand...