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[INTO THE DAWN] Surfing Again

By Andy Falk • Dec 1st, 2009 • Category: Fatherhood, Into the Dawn by Andy Falk

Ten years ago I gave up surfing.  At the time I was only able to get into the water occasionally and I wasn’t paddling well.  I recall being in the water at Fort Point, under the Golden Gate Bridge.  I had a hard time getting into the lineup and jockeying for position.  I was not [...]



The Week In Sports #8: Baseball Roadtrip, Michael Vick, Surfing, and more

By Chris Osburn • Jul 31st, 2009 • Category: Sports

Back in the summer of 2002, my friends and I took a road trip to see some Major League Baseball games. It’s one of my favorite summer memories of my life. We started our journey in Western New York and drove through Niagara Falls into Canada. There were seven of us, on a mission to [...]



[INTO THE DAWN] Ocean Beach Bedtime Story

By Andy Falk • Jun 27th, 2009 • Category: Fatherhood, Into the Dawn by Andy Falk

After they had been bathed, brushed, and tucked in for the night I started to tell my five and seven year old daughters a special bedtime story about the time I was stalked by a great white shark out at San Francisco’s Ocean Beach.  I started the story with a low and even voice, “It [...]



[INTO THE DAWN] Skating Days Were Numbered

By Andy Falk • Mar 29th, 2009 • Category: At Home, Cover Story, Into the Dawn by Andy Falk

When I started skateboarding again I knew that I would eventually wind up injured.  It was only a matter of time and a question of how severe.  I made it roughly two months.  In that time I regained my form, exceeded my expectations, and pushed my boundaries.  It got to a point where every time [...]



[INTO THE DAWN] The Slide

By Andy Falk • Mar 3rd, 2009 • Category: At Play, Into the Dawn by Andy Falk

I was just around the corner and up the street from my house on a gentle but not insignificant slope. I generated some velocity and threw my skateboard into a four wheel slide that drifted for about five feet. At the tail end of the slide just I couldn’t quite keep my feet on the [...]