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The Newfoundland Memorial at Beaumont-Hamel, France | senior nomad
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The Road from Here. Travel reflections from a wandering senior. April 21, 2014. The Newfoundland Memorial at Beaumont-Hamel, France. From my writing room, I can see the Wanaka cenotaph commemorating those lost in the first and second world wars. Today, Wanaka is a town of about 5000 but back then, the town was so small, it wasn’t listed in the 1911 census. According to that census, these were the populations of towns close to Wanaka:. It is the 99. We were avoiding the. Four years later, while my partner...
No car, no drama; local walks to Wanaka’s “best side” | senior nomad
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The Road from Here. Travel reflections from a wandering senior. April 8, 2014. No car, no drama; local walks to Wanaka’s best side. I was walking down the track from the top of Mount Iron and stopped at the bench. The white-capped mountains edged by their green skirts and the stark contrast of Lake Wanaka’s deep blue water sent my heart into my throat. As Edna St Vincent Millay wrote, Oh world I can not hold thee close enough. From the top, stretching out to the west is Lake Wanaka, to the north-west Dub...
The Journey Ahead | senior nomad
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The Road from Here. Travel reflections from a wandering senior. February 16, 2015. I was 54 when I retired. My friends asked, But what are you going to do? You’re so young. I always answered with confidence. Bonnie’s going to paint and I’m going to write. Because I had co-authored sixteen English textbooks, taught creative writing and even studied with esteemed Canadian novelist, Timothy Findley twice – the reaction was most often a nodding of the head and, Of course. Without journalism training I had ne...
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The Road from Here. Travel reflections from a wandering senior. March 16, 2014. For the most part, I think city passes are a waste of money. At worst, they encourage a been there, done that attitude to tourism. At best, they include a bus tour of the city, allowing visitors to take note of places they’d like to see, and permit visitors entrance to attractions through the already ticketed line, which may be slightly shorter. It was to my own surprise, therefore, when I insisted we buy the Stockholm Card.
University Residence: not so romantic at 62 | senior nomad
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The Road from Here. Travel reflections from a wandering senior. March 15, 2015. University Residence: not so romantic at 62. I never lived in residence in university. Before I got married in third year and moved to my in-laws’ basement apartment, I stayed at home with my parents. Residence always seemed sort of romantic the first giant step toward independence. By the time our taxi pulled up to the front door of the residence, it was 1:45 am I had been assured late check-in was a non-issue, since the des...
The Journey Ahead | senior nomad
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The Road from Here. Travel reflections from a wandering senior. February 16, 2015. I was 54 when I retired. My friends asked, But what are you going to do? You’re so young. I always answered with confidence. Bonnie’s going to paint and I’m going to write. Because I had co-authored sixteen English textbooks, taught creative writing and even studied with esteemed Canadian novelist, Timothy Findley twice – the reaction was most often a nodding of the head and, Of course. Without journalism training I had ne...
Proudly Introducing: Scribe’s Arcade | jumping tangents
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NEWS OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE & EXCITEMENT! Proudly Introducing: Scribe’s Arcade. May 23, 2012. Are you ready for the replacement site for Jumping Tangents? Go to Scribe’s Arcade –. Phwoar, thank you all so much for the messages of excitement and love we’ve received over the last few days. As we announced last week. We are on hiatus as we finish building our new website. If you attempted to visit Jumping Tangents in the last few days, you found yourself redirected here. THE WEBSITE OF WONDER. Jumping tan...
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Child Development Center, Inc. 14101 Uhlin Drive, Middleburg Hts., OH 44130 440-884-5437. Scribes and Scribblers is family owned and operated, partnering with families in our community since 1981. We are committed to meeting the needs of every child enrolled, to the very best of our ability. We believe that family is the center of a child’s social, emotional, and academic foundation, and we partner with each family to support their goals. Ceremony begins at 7:30. The longest day of the year! Turkey and C...
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A beautiful blend of Poetry, Music, and Art. Scribes and Vibes SATURDAY, August 8, 2015 @ Stonecrest Library. July 13, 2015 by scribesandvibes. Scribes and Vibes Back to School Celebration. Hosted by Queen Sheba and Reggie Love with Open Mic Performances and Back to School Giveaways. Call For Art, Open Mic Performances, and Guest Appearances. 2pm 4pm, SATURDAY, August 8, 2015 at Stonecrest Library. Suitable for all ages open to the public reservations required. Lithonia, GA 30038. 1pm – 2pm, SATURD...
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Seals and Sealing Wax. Quills, Pens and Ink. Paper, Letters and more. Order a love letter. Or a bespoke scroll. For your loved one today. Specialist stationery. Are all along Scribe's Arcade. We warmly welcome you to our store. xo. Unique Gifts, Stationery, Books and Journals. Love Letter Service. Seals and Sealing Wax. Quills, Pens and Ink. Paper, Letters and more. Notify me when this product is available:. The romance and invisible power of a love letter know no bounds. We handscribe your. We sell beau...
Scribe's Arcade | A Creation of Jumping Tangents
A Creation of Jumping Tangents. Return of the same in Galicia. July 31, 2014. Is it co-incidence that I have, metaphorically speaking, hesitated to complete this chronicle about walking the Camino? For just as I felt on the actual walk part of me wishes to continue and part of me wants to remain at O’Cebreiro. Should I stay or should I go now? What has prompted me to write now? Cathedral Santiago de Compostella. About the mysterious Church at Eunate. Then I stumbled past this:-. Quite suddenly tears were...
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