Travel

  • OJ — more details

    First of all — what is OJ? OJ stands for October soJourn, due to a not-so-firm grasp of the English language. It is an annual pilgrimage to the woods, where anywhere from a dozen to twenty people gather to frolick, feast, and sometimes fornicate. Most often, though, a bunch of us rent a large farmhouse

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  • OJ 2003

    A full account of OJ 2003 is to come later, but I wanted to let folks know that the photos are up. I’m still renaming the pictures and playing with the format a little, but they are now available for your viewing pleasure.

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  • Whirlwind Weekend

    It is fascinating to me how our minds and bodies interact with each other. Similarly, I find it interesting how what is going on emotionally manifests itself physically. This weekend started off brilliantly. I was going to Maine for Rosh Hashanah. I have been somewhat stressed out at work lately (ah, the Lost Post), and

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  • Back to the excitement

    Alright. I’m sticking with this format, so now back to the excitement that is my life. Just returned from a great weekend in Boston and the wilds of Maine with the Tufts crew. We ate a ton, including lobster at the Naples lobster pound and a pulled pork sandwich at Redbones. Also worth mentioning were

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  • Back to the excitement

    Alright. I’m sticking with this format, so now back to the excitement that is my life. Just returned from a great weekend in Boston and the wilds of Maine with the Tufts crew. We ate a ton, including lobster at the Naples lobster pound and a pulled pork sandwich at Redbones. Also worth mentioning were

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  • JazzFest

    ‘Nuff said. More details to come.

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  • JazzFest

    ‘Nuff said. More details to come.

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  • Face of America Ride

    whew — been a while. Just returned from a three day ride from Ground Zero to the Pentagon. I’ll post links to the press later. What a fantastic ride. The second day was 126 miles!!!! Ack! But I rode every single mile. Yay me!

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  • Face of America Ride

    whew — been a while. Just returned from a three day ride from Ground Zero to the Pentagon. I’ll post links to the press later. What a fantastic ride. The second day was 126 miles!!!! Ack! But I rode every single mile. Yay me!

    read more

  • The Provencal/Tuscan Cycling Tour

    Okay — here are those pictures I mentioned. First — the bike trip. The first week was in Provence and the second week was in Tuscany. Eat your heart out!

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