The opinions expressed in this comic are the author's own, and are probably not shared by all rowers on the Charles River.

That was probably one of the most productive coaching sessions I've ever had. Those MIT kids better appreciate what they are getting.

I got rid of the enetations comments, and enabled the blogger comments. So, if you happen to drop by, feel free to say something. Really. Encourages me to continue. :) Comments show up on the post page, so just click the comments link to view them.

Somebody on the web made an excellent point. If the outcome is decided by judges, it's not a sport, it's a talent show. The contestants are athletes, no question about that. It's just not a sport.

This is the 200th comic. Happy anniversary!

Well, what the hell did you think I was going to do???

And I did get to see both races later in the day..
a) NBC sucks. b) I really wish I got to see them race this weekend. c) We are still proud of y'all.

Ok, I am running out of material, and I am moving this weekend... So...A total cop out. And about 4 months too early.

Riverside, a summer in review

Oh Canada...We'll miss you...

Coke--2 dollars
Burger--7 dollars
Sitting at the same table as an Olympian and not knowing it.... Priceless!

You gotta love the DNC...

Indianapolis, a week in review, part 2.

Indianapolis, a week in review.

Gone racing... Back on Monday... It's a little windy here in Indy.
I feel just like an Olympian--my boat was nearly swamped this afternoon.
The only difference is that in Athens, they'll be rowing in a tailwind...
Well, and that whole Olympics thing. I can't believe they actually
held worlds on this course. More later.

Happy Birthday, Sean and John!

A somewhat subtle way of saying---Nice job, Cindy!