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There is a word in Russian that refers to refugees and people who run: bezhentsy. This applies to people who are running from the bullets, from the bombs, in this war. There are some Russians — dancers and maybe athletes — who run more gracefully than others. In my very small way, I am trying to support them. In the end, we all run from somebody.
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I rode my bike today. It was easier this time than last time, and I didn’t feel like I was going to have a heart attack, so that was good. I tried out the ramp that my husband made for … Continue reading
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Day 87: Grateful
I am grateful for everyone in my life, and for everything that I have, the gifts and rewards alike.
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Day 86: Company
My walks have become much more enjoyable since the kids started joining me. Sometimes we talk as we walk (or as I walk and they ride their bikes). Sometimes we play word games. Often they encourage me to walk farther … Continue reading
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Day 85: Still Fast
This afternoon my husband was going to do some work outside, but the darkening sky gave him pause. He called me outside and asked, “Do you think it’s going to rain?” The air was cooling, the sky was turning dark, … Continue reading
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Day 84: Not Organized
I pulled more than a half dozen books off my bookshelf tonight and put them in the donation pile. Most of the books on my shelves are old favorites, so it’s impressive that I managed to find any that I … Continue reading
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Day 83: By the Numbers
I walked the driveway 8 times, or roughly .5 miles. I finished my 13th book of the year (Bellweather Rhapsody by Kate Racculia, A+). I received 6 packages today. One was presumably a mini trampoline, though I’m not sure, because … Continue reading
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Day 82: Meeting the Minimum
I’m glad that I long ago established a set of things to do each day as a bare minimum. And I’m glad I made a habit out of meeting that minimum. Had I not, I doubt I would have even … Continue reading
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Day 80: New Word
Thanks to Wordsmith.org’s A.Word.A.Day, I now know that there is such a thing as a “homophene,” which is any word or phrase that looks the same when pronounced (i.e., words that look the same to lip readers). For example, the … Continue reading
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Day 79: Late
I woke up late today. Really late. I have allowed my schedule to drift too much. My kids may not be physically going to school during the week, and I may not be physically going to work, but we still … Continue reading
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Day 78: Quiet and Peace
This morning, it got suddenly very bright in the bedroom, then dark again. Half-asleep, in a state of near dreaming, I thought to myself that the sun had just gone nova and that the world was about to end. The … Continue reading
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