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The End of Summer

September 2, 2019 · Filed Under: Places · Tagged With: biking, Boston, summer, training

sunny path

Today would be a beautiful day if it weren’t the end of summer. Labor Day is here, which most of New England uses to mark the end of the warm, leisurely season. It’s a quiet, sunny day. Taking advantage of the empty roads this morning I set off on my bike, trying new paths, bravingContinue reading >>

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What I’m into, August 2016

September 6, 2016 · Filed Under: Words · Tagged With: books, reading, running, singing, Tanglewood, training

Summer ends now; now, barbarous in beauty… you didn’t think I would cruise into September without quoting Hopkins, did you? The days are getting shorter and the evenings cooler, and I’m linking up as always with Leigh Kramer sharing What I’m Into. Books Stories From the Shadows: Reflections of a Street Doctor was our all-school readContinue reading >>

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What I’m into, May/June 2015

July 2, 2015 · Filed Under: Words · Tagged With: art, Barbara Kingsolver, books, gardening, Heidi Durrow, kayaking, Laudato Si, Marilynne Robinson, podcasts, Pope Francis, running, training

kayaking

It’s summer! Which means time for reading and playing outside. First, books: Gilead: A Novel I had heard Marilynne Robinson’s praises sung by my literary-minded friends for years and finally got into her best-known trilogy during the past months. This book has a daring construct – all the form of a letter written from anContinue reading >>

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