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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Trip Log – Day 244 – New Orleans, LA
February 27, 2016 – Sun, 50 degrees Miles Today: 22 Miles to Date: 12,401 States to Date: 29 I’ve been to New Orleans half a dozen times: with family, with friends; to come to Jazz Fest, to build after Katrina. … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 243 – Gramercy, LA to New Orleans, LA
February 26, 2016 – Sun, 50 degrees Miles Today: 56 Miles to Date: 12,379 States to Date: 29 The east bank of the Mississippi River, which is actually the north side in these parts, is a smidge higher than the … Continue reading
Responses: How will we live tomorrow?
How will we live tomorrow? “Fast and furious. Tomorrow is Sunday and we’ll go fishing. It’s Lenten season and those Catholics need fish on Friday.” Jake, towing crab traps, Creole, LA How will we live tomorrow? “If you go back … Continue reading
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Trip Log – Day 242 – Morgan City, LA to Gramercy, LA
February 25, 2016 – Clouds, 60 degrees Miles Today: 62 Miles to Date: 12,323 States to Date: 29 Up at out early along Highway 182 east with the wind at my back. After a few miles of industry and … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Trip Log
Tagged Gramercy LA, Mississippi River cycling, Thibodaux LA, Whitney Plantation
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Profile Response: Melissa Lopez, Diocesan Migrant and Refugee Service, El Paso, TX
“El Paso is a different place from other parts of the country. The flow of immigrants is our lifeblood. In 2014 there were many families coming through from Central America. INS was going to release three hundred of them. They … Continue reading
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Tagged Border Patrol, DMRS, El Paso TX, immigration, immigration reform, INS, Melissa Lopez
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Trip Log – Day 241 – Lafayette, LA to Morgan City, LA
February 24, 2016 – Clouds, 60 degrees Miles Today: 77 Miles to Date: 12,261 States to Date: 29 I slept in a craftsman-style studio with a tin roof adjacent to a woodworking shop last night. Yesterday’s rain ended but gales … Continue reading
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Tagged Bayou Teche, Jeanerette LA, Konrico, LA Hwy 182, Lafayette LA, Morgan City LA, New Iberia LA, Rosary House
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Profile Response: Miguel Salcedo-Gomez, El Paso, TX
Miguel Salcedo-Gomez is an intelligent man with a very long lens on his objectives. Miguel is a medical doctor from Columbia who wants to further HIV research and treatment in his homeland. After medical school, he spent seven years earning … Continue reading
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Tagged CD4 cells, Columbia, dementia in HIV, El Paso TX, elite controllers, HIV research, Texas Tech Medical School
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Trip Log – Day 240 – Lafayette, LA
February 23, 2016 – Rain, 60 degrees Miles Today: 8 Miles to Date: 12,184 States to Date: 29 Lucky me! A huge storm hit on the day I planned a bike repair day in Lafayette. I arrived at Hub City … Continue reading
Profile Response: Cat Layne and Lake Thompson, El Paso, TX
“It’s like that Jim Carrey movie, ‘Yes Man.’ I try to say ‘yes’ to as many people as I can. That’s how I have experiences and stay open to life.” Cat Layne’s thoughts about saying yes, life in the army, … Continue reading
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Tagged couchsurfing, El Paso TX, Fort Bliss, Jim Carrey, Yes Man
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Profile Response: ET Collinsworth, Portal, AZ
“Check out G.K.Chesterton, the early 20th century essayist. ’You can tell a man by the books he reads and the jokes he laughs at…’ I add the twentieth century variation: ‘…and what he puts on his refrigerator.’” ET Collinsworth, cowboy, … Continue reading
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