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The Open Bridge
It is cold outside. In fact, the forecast for this week is for highs and lows all below freezing. While it was around 25 degrees this afternoon, I took my bike out for a short ride because, like nearly every … Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Biking, Culture, Literature, Poetry, Stories of Home
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Tagged Biking, bridge, poesy, poetry
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Before
As promised, here is a picture of my new bike, as yet unnamed. It is also a ‘before’ picture to which we will look back and marvel. With God’s help I will stop thinking like a 30 year old and … Continue reading →
Forward Motion
This week my students and my daughter are studying Inferences of Categorical Statements in Logic, taking a midterm on all the declensions in Latin, writing a paper on what they would be willing to work two years to accomplish, doing … Continue reading →
Posted in Classical Conversations
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Tagged Bartonsville bridge, Biking, Classical Conversations, homeschool, postaweek2011
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View from My Bicycle
I have just returned from a long bike ride. Long for me; it was 14 miles, about 3 miles of which was straight uphill, though not all at once. For a lady who has been sedentary for 17 years of … Continue reading →
