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Monthly Archives: December 2016
Recommended Books, Music, and Films for How will we live tomorrow?
Through 397 days of cycling I kept a list of books, blogs, films, and CD’s people recommended to me. I also wrote profiles of many authors of prose and song. I plan to tackle many of them in 2017. Perhaps … Continue reading
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How will we live tomorrow “Enjoy life. Momma told me to go out and smell the roses.” Sydney, walking from Key West FL to Dothan AL, Carrabelle FL How will we live tomorrow? “Not too optimistic today. I woke up … Continue reading
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Profile Response: Kimberly Hardick Weatherford TX
Kimberly Hardick is a yoga teacher and body worker who has helped others find their true alignment for years. Since her children have grown and she left an unsatisfying marriage, Kimberly has been using those skills, and other non-traditional ways … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 397 – Ponte Vedra Beach FL to Jacksonville FL
December 20, 2016 – Overcast, 50 degrees Miles Today: 28 Miles to Date: 20,733 States to Date: 48 I rode into Jacksonville, the United States’ geographically largest city, on a busy Tuesday morning along miles of commercial strip along US … Continue reading
Profile Response: Pam and Guy Wyche, Andalusia AL
Pam and Guy Wyche attended separate boy’s and girl’s schools in their native Macon GA. Their parents, who shared adjacent desks at a local business, decided their children ought to meet, so Pam’s father invited Guy to go fishing. A … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 396 – St Augustine FL to Ponte Vedra Beach FL
December 19, 2016 – Fog, 60 degrees Miles Today: 33 Miles to Date: 20,705 States to Date: 48 Saint Augustine is a lovely town, even on a grey day. The Visitor’s Center gives a good overview of the city’s … Continue reading
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Profile Response: Laura Lee and Cara Hines, Abilene TX
Intuition and trust are not zero-sum traits; they are expanding blossoms. The more we exercise them, the deeper they root in our psyches, the greater they flower in our countenance. My rewarding experiences with so many people over the past … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 395 – Gainesville FL to St Augustine FL
December 18, 2016 – Clouds, 80 degrees Miles Today: 78 Miles to Date: 20,672 States to Date: 48 Another day of terrific bicycle touring in a state I find much more bike friendly than anticipated. After two hearty bowls … Continue reading
Profile Response: Andy Wilkinson, Southwest Collection, Lubbock TX
“Libraries are haphazard. They grow by circumstance.” Andy Wilkinson, playwright and Artist-in-Residence for ten years at Southwest Collection, acknowledged the logical and serendipitous specialties that comprise Texas Tech University’s archives. Southwest Collection began with a regional focus: collecting ranching records. … Continue reading
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Trip Log – Day 394 – Gainesville FL
December 17, 2016 – Sun, 80 degrees Miles Today: 10 Miles to Date: 20,594 States to Date: 48 Challenging things have occurred during this journey: gale winds, heavy rain, flat tires; but so far, never all at once. I was … Continue reading
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