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We Almost Lived in a Motorhome
We drove to Vermont, where we stayed a few days: frolicked in waterfalls, floated down rivers and slept under trees, before heading out to Cape Cod, a place I had always wanted to see. I ate a chilli-dog along the way. Cape … Continue reading
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Tagged "My Life As a Mountain Guide", camping, Cape Cod, chili-dog, domesticating, family, fireworks, fog, full time rving, Helen Keller, lobster, Louis Whittaker, missing mom, mosquitos, motorcycle gangs, RMIGuides, roadtrip, sailing, settling, summer, sundresses, thought process, Vermont, waterfalls
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No Rapture Meant the Dishes Had to Be Washed
Security is only a superstition. It does not exist in nature nor do the children of men, as a whole, experience it. Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than out right exposure. Life is either a daring … Continue reading
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Tagged Armageddon, dirty dishes, eggs benedict, evolution, goats, God, heaven, Helen Keller, philosophy, San Francisco, The Rapture
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