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Wisdom, Wisdom, Wherefore Art Thou Wisdom?
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Stick To It-tiveness
I signed up for an event called “30 Days of Biking” that asks that you bike every day of April. I’ve made if for thirteen days now. I didn’t sign up because I was thinking about goals to exercise or get out on my bike more often. What I was thinking was PHOTO PROJECT! I was…

A Sunny but Cool Weekend
I went cross country skiing Saturday afternoon. It was wonderful seeing the sun and the bluest of blue skies. No wind was a plus too. We explored a few new trails, getting into the “harder” but not “hardest” trails yet. Only one nasty spill. I had my usual problem with going down a hill and having…

Evolution
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