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Monthly Archives: November 2017
Don’t pet the service doggies
Walking through Midway Airport on the way to Florida this morning, I noticed a sign that said “Service dogs allowed on leashes. All other animals must be in carriers.” Not long after that, a woman walked by with a service … Continue reading
The sculptors of our own lives
There was a time when the “end of the season” was emphatic by nature. As a cross country runner through high school and college, the season would end when the success ran out. That could be the district meet or … Continue reading
Posted in competition, cross country, cycling, cycling the midwest, Uncategorized
Tagged bas relief, cycling, cyclists, runners, running, sculpting our lives, sculpture
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The results are in…
While cleaning the inside of our garage this past Saturday afternoon, I was happy to be seeing such progress when my wife walked out the house door and announced, “Well, you have a torn meniscus.” I stood there with my … Continue reading
A missive from the MRI machine
My Black Friday (if you insist on calling that) began in the comfort of an MRI bed at our local hospital network. That would be Northwestern Medicine, the conglomerate that now owns a variety of hospitals across Northern Illinois. They … Continue reading
Taking pride in a quiet effort
The annual Fox and the Turkey run in Batavia draws more than 2,000 runners. The vibe is wonderful. Dozens of families run the race together. Today was the 21st annual race put on the by Fox River Trail Runners, the … Continue reading
Don’t get your shorts in a knot (like me)
Every pair of running shorts I own has a knot in the drawstrings. No matter how hard I try to keep that from happening, the drawstrings wind up in a little knot so tight it just about requires a needle … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Cudworth, cycling, running, Uncategorized
Tagged don't get your shorts in a knot, PTSD
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Down by the river
I’ve always lived fairly close to water, especially rivers. It is fun to run along river trails because there is always something to see. This is especially true as my avocation is birding, or birdwatching. Rivers attract birds because of … Continue reading
Time to pull out the mountain bike
I own a Specialized Rockhopper mountain bike. That’s not my bike in the photo above. But it could be. Bought mine back in the early 2000s for probably $600. It’s a solid bike. The frame is still in perfect condition. … Continue reading
Posted in cycling, Uncategorized
Tagged mountain biking, Rockhopper, Specialized, Specialized rockhopper mountain bike
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What’s that about a hangover?
hang·o·ver ˈhaNGˌōvər/ noun a severe headache or other after effects caused by drinking an excess of alcohol. a thing that has survived from the past. Last night I joined a friend for a couple beers. I had not seen her in … Continue reading
And pterodactyl in a pear tree
A few years back I worked at a marketing firm stuffed full with refugees from the car business. Some had been salesman. Others were dealership managers and the like. The culture they brought to the agency was interesting, to say … Continue reading
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