Legacy Magazine:
Craig Jones
It’s The Phallus, Fellas Part 2
Craig Jones Columnist Part 1 Can be found here In this month’s “Notebook,” I am pleased to continue our interview with an unlikely hero, one
It’s The Phallus, Fellas
Craig Jones Columnist It did not look good for men’s health overall at the beginning of the 21st century. An article in the NY Times
Choosing My Own Success, With Apologies to Sean Connery
Craig Jones Columnist On Denali in May of 1986 I was faced with a classic decision. I was up there with my long-time climbing buddy
A Christmas Asshole
Craig Jones Columnist I started to hate Christmas shortly after my first wife and I had kids. Had I been engaged in gratitude work
“The MDI Sessions” – A Relevant Talk on Gratitude
Craig Jones Columnist Good morning, gentlemen. It’s good to have you all here at this month’s meeting of The MDI Sessions. Welcome to everyone listening
To Kill A Mocking Word
Craig Jones Columnist I’m going to use the word one time and one time only, though dignifying it with the appellation “word” is a
Pafko at the Wall
Craig Jones Columnist The third and deciding game of the 1951 National League pennant between the Giants and the Dodgers was decided by a ninth
Memories of a Long-Ago Family Campout
Craig Jones Columnist I awake with that languid sense of not knowing where I am, hearing laughter, sounds I don’t recognize, can’t identify. The
Fullness of the Spirit Lead Men To Freedom
Craig Jones Columnist In Tangled up in Blues, Bob Dylan sang about being given a book of poems by an Italian poet of the 15th
Leave It To Beaver Is Dead
man on my men’s team recently sent back to me an email which I had originally sent him in 2009 around Fathers Day. What I
Get Over Yourself and Your Need for Convenience
In the April issue of Legacy Magazine, I presented some information about a new training we have been developing here in New England that will
A Surprising New Kind of Bullshit Meter
I think I read somewhere that a dog’s sense of smell is a thousand times greater than a human being’s. We’re clearly not in the
“The Mom Tour” For a Maine Boy From Way Back
I have family by marriage in The Bay Area. A couple of times per year my wife’s cousin and her husband embark on what they
The Endless Immensity of the Sea
Moby Dick is one of those works that always seems to show up on that aggravating list of books you “should have read,” if you
