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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Parallel Blog
I recently reported that the “little yellow house” (which is now green) seemed to have entered a new phase. I became curious enough about this that I emailed a fellow Rotarian, one of the principals of the architectural firm overseeing … Continue reading
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Testing 1-2-3
Silliest post so far? Undoubtedly, it will be the shortest. I’ve just registered my blog on my laptop (using Windows 7 and Word 2010), and I want to make sure it works.
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Reading on the Treadmill
As I’ve noted numerous times before, summer’s heat forces me from the street to the more temperate environment of “the gym,” where I work out on various weight machines, exercise on an elliptical machine, and walk on a treadmill. In … Continue reading
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Bright Blue Again
Two years ago I rhapsodized about “October’s bright-blue weather,” and it seems to be here again. I love the clear, crisp days of autumn, and now, after weeks of record-challenging heat and humidity, we are beginning to see a break, … Continue reading
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