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Food-like substances
I recently read Michael Pollan’s In Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto. Pollan recommends eating “real” food, which he defines in detail (if you want the details, read the book). It’s a safe bet that eating real food will be … Continue reading
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Christmas wishes
In our country of material abundance and excess, may you find true happiness in what matters most — relationships with others and the world. May you give generously from the heart and walk lightly on the earth in the New … Continue reading
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Still here . . .
. . . and biking. That is to say, I biked all around the town on Friday morning, running errands. Friday afternoon I hopped on the big blue bus to KC, MO for a girls’ weekend with my mom and … Continue reading
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Glacier – Part 4
Day 6 We woke up early and paid for a shuttle van that took us from St. Mary’s to Many Glacier to begin the 16 mile, 2400 foot elevation climb, hike from the Swiftcurrent Trailhead to the Logan Pass. In … Continue reading
Glacier – Part 2
Day 3 After setting up camp at Two Medicine and eating lunch, we set out for our first hike. I insisted that we walk to the trail head, about a mile away from our campsite, instead of driving. This would … Continue reading