Tag Archives: family

Dad unplugged

Posted on August 20, 2018 by Christopher Cudworth

It’s coming up on two years on October 17, 2016 that my father passed away. I served as his caregiver for more nearly thirteen years after my mother died from a combination of cancer and stroke in 2005. No one … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged anger management, caregiving, dad unplugged, family, relationships, self-control | 1 Comment

To equal or surpass the Art of Dying

Posted on April 3, 2018 by Christopher Cudworth

There’ll come a time when all of us must leave here Then nothing Sister Mary can do Will keep me here with you As nothing in this life that I’ve been trying Could equal or surpass the art of dying … Continue reading →

Posted in competition, cross country, evangelical Christianity, track and field | Tagged baseball, Christianity, competition, creativity, faith, family, friends, george harrison, inspiration, physics, racing, relationships, religion, science, sports, survival, the art of dying, The Beatles | Leave a comment

Sock drawer politics

Posted on January 29, 2018 by Christopher Cudworth

This weekend a band of twenty-something children moved out from our house into their own apartment 15 miles away. The move was a delightful mix of chaos and organization. I’ve packed moving vans so many times over the years the … Continue reading →

Posted in cycling, track and field, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons, Uncategorized | Tagged DACA, family, inspiration, mismatched socks, politics, relationships, sock drawer politics, sports, The Rules, united states, velominati | Leave a comment

In the pink in all the wrong ways, and tricky days

Posted on April 29, 2014 by Christopher Cudworth

This time of year brings a series of choices for those who run, ride and swim. There are days when weather dictates your run or ride. If it’s a blasting spring wind, the idea of getting out in the open on … Continue reading →

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Maybe I think too much about running and riding

Posted on February 5, 2013 by Christopher Cudworth

By Christopher Cudworth They say that the left side of the brain controls the right, say that the right side has to work hard all night, maybe I think too much for my own good, some people say so, other … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: family

Dad unplugged

To equal or surpass the Art of Dying

Sock drawer politics

In the pink in all the wrong ways, and tricky days

Maybe I think too much about running and riding

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