Monthly Archives: December 2011

Hell on Wheels

I’d give this 4/5 stars: Not Deadwood, but a far sight better than most westerns on film or TV these days. Continue reading

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The Art of Fielding

The journey, not the resolution, is what gives this book its depth. Clever plotting, respect for his characters, their background and future, and a robust sense of place – an inland seashore – are what make this make well worth attention to all of its 520 pages. Continue reading

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Training to Run a Successful Ironman Marathon

How does one learn how to do that, to execute an Ironman marathon at a steady pace, to Not Slow Down? Continue reading

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Injured Reserve

Well, it’s not really that bad. I’m just taking a sabbatical from running for … a while. Continue reading

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The Call

As summer bleeds into fall, the prosaic calls, and the vet’s musings as he responds, quickly sketch the character of this quirky rural community. Dorothy has a sheep, Alice, who lives in the house and goes everywhere with her. Continue reading

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