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Second Sleep
My sleep habits have evolved to match the pre-electricity patterns of first and second sleep. I go to bed about ten p.m., read for a few minutes, turn off the light, take a few regular breaths, and drop into four … Continue reading
The Games of August IV: Seeking The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
Yesterday I let Goodreads take me on a journey of odd literary connections that began with The Great Gatsby and left me with Harry the Dirty Dog. Today I took another tact. I decided to see how I could rank … Continue reading
Games of August III: My Path of Favorites
I registered on Goodreads (www.goodreads.com). My intention was to set up an author page for my upcoming book, Architecture by Moonlight, but before I could do that I needed to have an account on the site. Inputting the usual data. … Continue reading
Games of August II: Authentic Happiness
I love taking surveys, personality tests and opinion polls. So when I discovered the website for authentic happiness, http://www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu, I felt happy even before I dove into the site’s multiple questionnaires. There are nineteen in all, divided into categories that … Continue reading
300 Breaths
Hot Power Fusion (HPF) is the CorePower Yoga version of the Bikram series. The class contains the same 26 postures, though holds most only once whereas Bikram repeats. Instead, HPF adds a few sun salutations, flows, a balance inversion, and … Continue reading
Games of August – Measure Your Brow
August is hot and humid and not conducive to deep thought. Any thought, really. So, I’ve decided to find some simple games to play and share. Maybe they will shed some light on our place in the world. Probably not. … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged beer, cole slaw, cultural classifications, Garth Brooks, hig-brow, Les Miserables, low-brow, middle-brow, NY Times, Ragtime, Russell Lyons, theater, Toby Keith
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Getting Our Due – Attitude Makes all the Difference
One of my tenants moved out. He gave notice in June and had paid rent through the end of July. I told him that if I rented the place before the end of the month I would refund him whatever … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged landlord, last month deposit, lease, renter, tenant rights
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Extreme Sports
Last weekend I bicycled 200 miles as part of the Courage Classic, a fund raising event for the Colorado Children’s Hospital. It was my fourth year participating in the three-day ride that traverses four major passes, crosses the Continental Divide, … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycling
Tagged bicyling, Courage Classic, cycling, Double Triple Bypass, extreme sports, Iron Man, marathon, off-road races, Rocky Mountains
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My Handyman
My handyman is coming over tomorrow to check out some rickety windows. I won’t tell you his name because if you knew it, you would call him to be your handyman. He hates getting phone calls, and I want to … Continue reading
The True Test of Being Passé – Launching my Middle-initialed Website
No one would call me trendy. Anti-trendy overstates my level of trend awareness. Trend-ignorant is more like it. All I know is that for the past fifty plus years, when I begin to favor a restaurant, it’s on its way … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Uncategorized
Tagged Bruce Feiler, middle initials, NY Times, paulefallon, paulefallon.com, website
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