Author: Doug Miller

Major League Baseball Traveler, proud Washington State University Alumni, and your trusted Resource For Buying Or Selling Your Home In Kitsap County!

Is It Too Soon To Go To The Movies?

How do you decide when it’s the right time to embrace some kind of normalcy, while at the same time, respecting an ever-burgeoning health crisis? It’s been nearly 6 months since I’d seen a movie in the theater, which for me, is probably the longest stretch since I was 3 years old.

Goldbelly!

What do you do when you travel all the time for baseball, but are stuck at home on lockdown? Besides cry? You do everything you can to bring the road to you, and that’s where Goldbelly comes in!

3rd Times A Charm, Or 3 Strikes You’re Out?

Putting on that uniform and taking the field, win or lose, is pure Viagra wrapped in cowhide and stitched in red. Goddamn, I missed it. But would this year be 3rd times a charm, or 3 strikes and you’re out?

S&M2 – Perfection, But Without The Ticket Stub – Fixed!

I’ve collected ticket stubs for years, but in today’s digital age, paper stubs are few and far between, even more so for one-off shows and special performances, like September 8th in San Francisco.  I designed an alternative a few months back for my baseball travels and figured I’d take a stab at Metallica’s S&M2, which…

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Screw It. I’ll Make My Own Ticket!

The worst thing about buying tickets through an app? No, it’s not the fees, it’s that you don’t get a physical ticket! I got tired of waiting for StubHub and MLB to come up with a solution and made my own damn ticket! You can too, with this easy, free, and no strings attached download!

The Reality Of Middle America – The Metallica “Black Ticket” Tour Continues

The reality of Middle America has been loud and clear on my Metallica tour of America, and Birmingham, Alabama was just another example. I’d noticed the same thing through upstate New York and Pennsylvania last October. We are truly living in a period of haves and have nots. It’s a sad and eye opening reality driving into another town, like many I’ve seen this year, that is screaming for help.