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Category Archives: Louisa May Alcott
Shankâs Mare
My great-great-grandfather’s obituary says: “That Justin Benton came of stock noted for its longevity is shown by the fact that his grandfather lived to be nearly 100 years old, and in his 90th year walked from Tolland to this city … Continue reading
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Current Reading
Several weeks ago I announced my intention to write about my treadmill reading, and so far I have followed up with only one such post. Today I’ll make up for lost time with a compendium of remarks about several books … Continue reading
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Moods
I had planned, after my visit to the gym today, to write a little about my current treadmill reading. To my surprise, when I arrived at the gym, I found it closed, the parking lot entirely empty. I suppose perhaps … Continue reading
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Still Walking, Just Not Writing
Forgive me, readers, for I have been neglectful. It has been over three months since my last post, and even that was pretty lame. It isn’t that I haven’t thought about posting, but beyond that, I haven’t had any real … Continue reading
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WalkThoughts 