Posted in The Book, photos, senegal, writing on May 31st, 2008
I love the way photos can bring you to another world. A travel website is interested in publishing a chapter from my upcoming book, and they’ve requested a photo to go along with it. I’ve spent the evening looking at my photos from four years ago, when I lived in Senegal, and I can remember [...]
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Posted in daily on May 28th, 2008
Two days a week, starting at 8am, we are not allowed to be parked on one side of the street. I often forget, the night before, to park on the right side of the street that will save me from the $30 ticket. Last night was one of those nights. However, when my friendly neighbor [...]
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Posted in writing on May 27th, 2008
I’ve been spending a lot of time in my home office lately, which makes my two latest upgrades all the better – both of which I am grateful for. -In lieu of a stiff office chair, I’ve been using a bouncy exercise ball to sit on. Its pretty fun, bouncing and rolling around the small [...]
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Posted in daily, garden, spring on May 25th, 2008
Yesterday, I sat outside all day selling tomato plants. After an entire day, we sold all of the plants we wanted to. Now we have 8 left for our garden and a few to give away to friends. It was a perfect spring day and I was happy to be sitting in between the two [...]
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Posted in biking, love on May 23rd, 2008
Diene and I made a pact to go for a bike ride after work; keep up the level of activity we’ve been enjoying. We both got ready and met on the porch for a preride photo. How funny that our outfits were unintentionally matching. I am grateful that our relationship has reached the telepathy stage.
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Posted in garden on May 22nd, 2008
When my Dad suggested we order 100 tomato plants from my uncle (the grower) and sell them, I kinda thought he was kidding. Sure enough, last weekend we drove up to the Fox Valley and loaded 80 plants in the car. Now, I have to find people who need tomatoes for their garden! A little [...]
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