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Monthly Archives: March 2013
The right kind of pride
Proverbs 16:18 Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall. We are so accustomed to being lectured about the perils of pride, that when genuine pride comes along it can be hard to recognize its virtue. Our academic … Continue reading
On hugs of condolence and congratulations
By Christopher Cudworth One of the subtle but important aspects of human behavior is the act of warmth and affection we call the “hug.” Without analyzing all the various forms of hugs, which has already been done, this is a … Continue reading
The fine line between Livestrong and being strong
By Christopher Cudworth My wife Linda passed away last night from a long term struggle with ovarian cancer. She as 55 years of age. She has been trapped in wrestling match with cancer for 8 years. She won many times. From … Continue reading
Posted in Tarsnakes, We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged cancer surgeries, cancer survival, cancer survivor, chemo, chemotherapy, Christian faith, Christopher Cudworth, class discrimination, COBRA insurance, God and cancer, health care, health insurance, high expectations, home of the brave, land of the free, Linda Cudworth, Livestrong, marathon santa, marathons, ovarian cancer, road races, strong in spirit, surgeries for cancer, tarsnakes
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Let me run this past you…
This will be a odd post because it’s a bit of an embarrassing subject. It seems that when I wrote the blog article titled Women Run Past Breast Fixation In Society I had an idea it might get some interesting … Continue reading
On cancer, mortality, and running and riding through life
By Christopher Cudworth Over the past few years my wife Linda and I have joined friends on mini-vacations in southwestern Wisconsin. Part of our reason for going is a mutual appreciation for Frank Lloyd Wright, whose work we have explored … Continue reading
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Be careful what you give up for your running and riding
Many people love the sports they choose because of the experiences it brings them. To finish a marathon, half marathon or even a 5K can be a life-changing event. To ride a Century, hammer through a criterium or put your … Continue reading
Frozen pause: cold weather running and riding rolls on
The mornings here in Illinois keep breaking cold and clear. 12 degrees one day. 18 degrees the next. Then perhaps one day in the 20s. 2012 hothouse Last year by this time spring had broken in grotesque glory. A string … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Cudworth, climate change, climate warming, cold dog paws, cold spring, cold spring weather, cold weather, conservatives, Facebook arguments, Facebook debates, frozen pause, frozen paws, global warming, liberals, March, March poem by Christopher Cudworth, political hoax, salt and snow, temperature extremes, why does walking hurt?, wringing hands
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If dogs run free, why can’t we?
By Christopher Cudworth If dogs run free, why not me..Across the swamp of time? My mind weaves a symphony…And tapestry of rhyme -Bob Dylan Running or riding with a dog requires a dog that can keep up. Or perhaps … Continue reading
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