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Profile Response: Kenyon Morgan, Oklahoma City OK
Kenyon Morgan saved me from the misery of my first professional job. Six months out of graduate school I was working for a large Oklahoma City firm, the only period of my life I was truly bored. Kenyon had recently … Continue reading
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Tagged dementia, Kenyon Morgan, Kenyon Morgan Associates, Oklahoma City, progressive memory loss
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Profile Response: Johnny Seay Norman OK
“The Jeffersonian idea of public education is to integrate the fundamentals of a society. We’ve dumbed down our education to technical and lost the fundamentals that bind society. It’s the root of our dissolution; the reason no one knows how … Continue reading
Profile Response: Donna Powell, Durant, OK
In 1996 Donna Powell was 24 years old. She had two children and a husband dabbling in meth. “I was in a tough place. I prayed to God to show me the Light.” Today Donna owns a $3 million staffing … Continue reading
Profile Response: Pernie Fallon and Guy Giersch, McKinney TX
Halfway through our evening discussion, trading stories of Pernie Fallon’s life as an artist and teacher, Guy Giersch’s journey from science teacher to historic preservationist, and my shift from architect to cyclist, Pernie said, “Riding your bike is like drawing. … Continue reading
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Tagged architectural preservation. Guy Giersch, McKinney TX, Pernie Fallon
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Profile Response: Jarad Singh, Dallas TX
“Immigration in this country is a net positive, but I think it’s very important to regulate and control. A steady rate of immigration is key for stability and expectations.” Jarad Singh’s views on immigration may be conservative for an Indian … Continue reading
Profile Response: Steve Culver, Fort Worth TX
“I decided that pulling triggers wasn’t a way to live.” When ISIS entered the area of Iraq where Steve was a military contractor, the former Marine quit his job, moved to Texas, his official residence during his years as an … Continue reading
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Tagged banana pedaling, Steve Culver, TCU, Texas Christian University
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Profile Response: Mayor Betsy Price, Fort Worth TX
Mayor Betsy Price has been named America’s Most Bike-Crazy Mayor. I cannot dispute that title. When her child was small, Betsy pedaled him around in a trailer. She has ridden RAGBRAI twice, and the Wichita Falls August center ride, Hotter’N … Continue reading
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Tagged America's Most Bike-Crazy Mayor, Betsy Price, Fit Worth, Fort Worth, Mayor Betsy Price, Walk Worth
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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
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