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Category Archives: Ordinary life
Embracing a new Christmas
Happy this morning with my new life. The river is flowing fiercely, a dull orange. The tufted titmice, chickadees, cardinals, and finches are gorging at the bird feeders. It is very grey and cold outside. Confession. After my mom died … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Family, Life lessons, Ordinary life, Reinventing myself
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My October Sweet Spot
In Georgia, October is a sweet spot. The temperatures are finally cool enough that being outside during the day is not an accomplishment in heat endurance. I put my bathrobe and warm slippers on in the morning and wear shorts in … Continue reading
Posted in Life lessons, Ordinary life, Retirement, routine
Tagged fall, Retirement, sweet spot, the good life, transition
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Less
Sometimes my head gets so, so busy that I know I am over stimulating it and need to calm it down. In the long run, I think this is fine. It only happens because there is too much going on. … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinary life, Retirement, routine
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Perspective Shifts
When I went and looked for the $150 wad of cash that Bob had paid me back with, it wasn’t on the sideboard in the dining room. He had flagged me down at the end of the Athens Savannah Double … Continue reading
Posted in Life lessons, Ordinary life
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At home again, putting routine into unstructured time
Wednesday, March 30, 2016 I have been back in the US for a week now and in Georgia for five days, the transition to live back home is almost complete. This year since I retired last May has been full … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinary life, Retirement, routine, Uncategorized
Tagged aftertrip, bike life, fitness, Retirement, retirement transition, transition home
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