Just thinking about breakfast.. And thinking about a bike ride today. I think I will use the cargo bike and do some exploring. While on the coast it will be cloudy this morning, the afternoon should be okay. More later.
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All around the horizon there is snow. Winter really came in with a vengeance last night. Staying in till it warms. Bit because he roads are a bit slippery.and the thermometer has yet to rise above 32 degrees.
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Just listening to Pandora and Mark Knopfler and just was reminded of things from childhood. Things remembered such as trips to Cherryfield and the dropping a wreath of remembrance off the bridge honoring those who lost their lives in war. Or the maypole dance to celebrate the arrival of spring. Of school plays. Our wonderful 4 room school, grades 1 through 8. Prayer in school, starting each day. Corn chowder at lunch for 25 cents. Franklin was one of those typical New England towns, green, welcoming, with a flag flying and the white church steeple visible above the trees. Winters were cold, but he home fires burned warmly. As a child there were many things to do, adventures, from following a stream into the woods in search of wild trout, sledding on Blueberry Hill, picking wild berries in summer, trips to the ocean and shore, finding arrowheads in the garden soil. Times spent gathering hay and riding on the horse drawn hay wagon. There was so much, e didn't know we were poor. Life was a struggle at times, but we were family and we had community. So many memories.
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Working from my iPod touch and just saying this will work in a pinch.
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Looking back... Using google earth to find places I have been. Like, Winter Harbor Maine... On a lobster boat in the Atlantic, keeping the bow into the heavy swells as my uncle worked to bring up the lobster traps from the ocean floor....Franklin Maine... Picking blueberries on the Donnells Pond Road... Walking out into the woods to find a Lady Slipper, an orchid that is native to the Maine woods. Things of my childhood.
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Just updated the operating system on my iPad. Now to figure how to use the enhancements.
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