The planets all aligned the other day (at least the Moon and Jupiter), and I was able to get off early for a ride. The forecast said the breeze would be around 5 mph early and then build to 15 mph as the morning progressed. My bright idea was to take off as early as
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Here’s the B Side of Jerry & Dawg Revisited. Enjoy!
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In the 21st century, the paradox of choice has moved beyond choosing a television program and become a structural feature of daily life.
Live at The Sweetwater Music Hall
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“Nice bail-out,” I thought as I shifted into an even lower gear, the mud squishing out from beneath the very supple, limited edition, 85-year anniversary, Rene Herse, Hatcher Pass tires.
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I don’t know if I would get out every morning and hike four or five miles before breakfast if I didn’t have a dog, but I do have a dog, two dogs in fact. So every morning, we’re out there; wind, rain, snow or shine.
We journeyed to Kansas a few days ago to take the dogs to the vet; a little over an hour each way. There were some nice clouds at sunrise, so I grabbed the Df and a bag filled with vintage glass.
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In Steamboat Springs.
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That’s the cool thing about collecting rocks. I can just bring them back to the cottage, toss them on the ground, and they’ll just be there.
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The line separating good and evil passes not through states, nor between classes, nor between political parties either—but right through every human heart.
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