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Category Archives: Laura Jacobsen
The Ride of the New Valkyries
Should you ever hear The Ride of the Valkyries booming from speakers in Lawrence, Topeka and even Kansas City, be warned. Remember the scene in Apocalypse Now when a squadron of helicopters swept in with loud speakers booming out Wagner’s classical … Continue reading
Posted in Jeff Jacobsen, Kelly Jacobsen, Laura Jacobsen, Music, Photography, Sports, Topeka, Travel
Tagged @kcconfidential, Cars, Golf SportWagen, Hearne Christopher, Jeff Jacobsen, John Pflug, Kelly Jacobsen, Laura Jacobsen, Travel, Volkswagen Golf, Volkwagen, VW
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Bird’s Eye View of the Sports Photography Workshop
The eye of the Jayhawk, KU’s beloved mascot, inspired the first part of the title for this post. The photographic feature in Rock Chalk Weekly has become my great photographic challenge and love. For two years, Kansas Athletics has published the weekly … Continue reading
Some Time It Just Bleeds You
A friend and subscriber to this blog approached me at a KU track & field meet saying, “I can tell you must be really busy because you haven’t written a blog in a long time.” That certainly is the truth. … Continue reading
Images: Volume 1, Week 46
The scene in this week’s picture depicts something completely foreign to me. Tailgating is a Saturday or Sunday ritual I have never really participated in even though I have attended countless college and professional football games over the past 46 … Continue reading
Posted in America, College Life, Food, Football, Friends, Kansas, Laura Jacobsen, Photography, Sports
Tagged Football, Laura Jacobsen, Tailgating
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The Dark Secret of Our Household
Where did we go wrong? You try to raise your children well. You teach them. You encourage them. You gently guide them, all with the hope the children you love so much will turn out to be happy, well-adjusted and productive … Continue reading
Images: Volume 1, Week 27
As the sun comes up on everyone’s July 4th holiday celebrations here in the United States, Laura and I begin our three-week celebration of what we believe to be the greatest athletic event and grand spectacle in the world, the Tour de … Continue reading
Posted in America, Cycling, Journalism, Laura Jacobsen, Photography, Sports, Travel, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Alpe d'Huez, Bicycle Racing, Cycling, France, Lance Armstrong, Laura Jacobsen, Tour de France
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Luke Michael Phillips Enters the World
Luke Michael Phillips joined us in this world Monday afternoon. Joy knows no bounds over the sight of a newborn family member. Clearly you can see brother Jake’s excitement. We give thanks to the Lord for the birth of Luke … Continue reading
Jake’s Third Birthday
This is a sight Laura and I anxiously awaited. Jake is on a bike and loving the ride. By the end of his birthday party Sunday, we battled to get him off the bike. Just adjusting the seat from its … Continue reading
Why I Love My Job
My first steps Saturday morning were very measured. My ankles cracked, my left knee ached and “bounded” was the only way to describe my lower back. My internal alarm clock woke me at 6:45 Saturday morning after a Friday that … Continue reading
The Name Game
God willing, come June, our next grandson’s name will be Luke Michael Phillips. What a wonderful name. Luke, the Apostle, and Michael, one of the few archangels named in the Bible. Julie and Tim could not have done better. Getting to … Continue reading