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Imprints of May
I partially unpack my suitcase over a few days. I’m not sure why the hesitation, but I’m in no hurry to put my clothes away. I’ve been accepted to USF and will be going to the St Pete Campus. For … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Books, Cycling, Entertainment, Food, Friends, Media, Music
Tagged book club, concert, Florida, restaurant, USF
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A Very Gouda Day
I have the same breakfast as yesterday, put my Kindle in my bag, and we (just Caleb and I) are out the door. Caleb runs back to the house and has to be let in to get his headphones for … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Entertainment, Food, Friends, History, Music, People, Travel, Water
Tagged alcohol, architecture, audiotour, canals, church, factory, Gouda, international, museum, Netherlands, outside, stained glass, transportation
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How Do You October?
We’ve started running, and for the first time, Caleb is putting in more miles than I am. It’s not a race or a competition, but we do our cardio in opposite directions or on different loops — because Caleb doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Birthday, Books, Entertainment, fitness, Food, Friends, Inspiration, Music, Travel, Water
Tagged aging, beach, book club, color pencil, comedy show, Mellow Mushroom, neighbors, poolside, running, serial killers, signs
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Day 24 – Meeting Captain Underpants
We have the hotel breakfast since it’s included, and return to the room so I can publish another day. We leave the room at 9 and spend some time with Lyric at the Acton KOA (now the LA RV Resort). … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Entertainment, Food, Friends, Media, Plants
Tagged Acton, hotel, PCT, Southern California, trail magic
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In the Spring of Hibernia
Mountain View B&B Hibernia is the Classical Latin (one of its three varieties) name for Ireland which means autumn. The name is said to have originated in the Greek’s description of Ireland as the ‘island of winter’ (Iouernia) and the … Continue reading
