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Monday May 17, 2010 #
Walking 22:00 [1]
DP from sun of dunes to shade of forest.
Note
Faraway series, photos from elsewhere, #16:
Daisies at Le Mont-Saint Michel, Normandy, France, summer, 1978
Daisies at Le Mont-Saint Michel, Normandy, France, summer, 1978
Road/trail 37:00 [3] 3.8 mi (9:44 / mi)
shoes: New Balance 992
PM DP (3 of 'em today but 2 count). Forgot running shorts so couldn't run at lunch. Instead came home, took dogs to power line then did a little straightening up before returning. After work, took a loop around Bog Meadow in Nottingcook. Cotton Tee was too warm. Saw 2 painted turtles, both a bit bigger than a hand, about 10' apart - no camera.
Beth's car wouldn't start, jogged home on the road. Now to deal with it....
Took a look at Hatter's WRE long today for first time, a 'frightful' amount of crisscross - keeping all straight/sorted out (partic 17-18-19) may have best been done by a multitasking mind. Truly a macho blue but that's 21E by definition.
Sad day at wok - heard yesterday that Brent H, just 35, a psychiatrist whose office was right next to mine, died suddenly over weekend. He was a huge man, not so much obese as just plain huge, had severe hypertension and apparently diabetes. Autopsy showed complete occlusion of his LAD coronary. Very peculiar and sad to sit at the med suite table right outside his door (and mine) today and contemplate his absence & significance of it.
Beth's car wouldn't start, jogged home on the road. Now to deal with it....
Took a look at Hatter's WRE long today for first time, a 'frightful' amount of crisscross - keeping all straight/sorted out (partic 17-18-19) may have best been done by a multitasking mind. Truly a macho blue but that's 21E by definition.
Sad day at wok - heard yesterday that Brent H, just 35, a psychiatrist whose office was right next to mine, died suddenly over weekend. He was a huge man, not so much obese as just plain huge, had severe hypertension and apparently diabetes. Autopsy showed complete occlusion of his LAD coronary. Very peculiar and sad to sit at the med suite table right outside his door (and mine) today and contemplate his absence & significance of it.