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Philip Brewer

Gratitude 2017-01-15

The Winfield Village laundry room is open again, after having been closed for a week to put in new flooring.

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I write science fiction and fantasy stories.

I speak Esperanto, and use it to communicate internationally. Esperantistoj, legu mian esperantan hejmpaĝon.

To my very great surprise, I seem to have become a taiji instructor. I teach both beginners and continuing students at the Savoy Recreation Center.

For eleven years I was a senior writer at Wise Bread, writing about personal finance and frugality.

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I write science fiction and fantasy stories.

I speak Esperanto, and use it to communicate internationally. Esperantistoj, legu mian esperantan hejmpaĝon.

To my very great surprise, I seem to have become a taiji instructor. I teach both beginners and continuing students at the Savoy Recreation Center.

For eleven years I was a senior writer at Wise Bread, writing about personal finance and frugality.

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RSS Personal finance articles (at Wise Bread)

  • Why Private Banking Isn't Just for Millionaires Anymore
  • Interest Rates Are Rising: Here's Where to Keep Your Cash
  • Where Are They Now? The Forgotten Dollar Bills (and Coins)
  • How the Risk Averse Can Get Into the Stock Market
  • How to Make Sure You Don't Run Out of Money in Retirement

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  • Lunch and beer with my sweetie
    In the Crane Alley beer garden for lunch after Getting Things Done. I've got the New Realm Stone Wrote the Book, while Jackie has some weird beer with blood orange in it.
  • Morning coffee on the window seat
    Having coffee with my sweetie.
  • Pano
  • Woods
    The woods here is kind of thin—thin enough to see right through all winter. As of today, the leaves are thick though that you can't just see through any more!
  • Not gone, but going
    All the views of the petals are spectacular. The petals on the sidewalk. The petals on the ground looking out the living room window. The petals still on the tree through the study window (or looking up from the sidewalk)..
  • Petals
    So many petals
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  • Prairie violet?
    Viola pedatifida, maybe?
  • View from the window seat
    The pinker flowers are on our neighbor's tree. The redder flowers are on our tree.
  • Early morning sun through the flowering crab apple
    Somewhere I have a picture from four years ago with a pinker, earlier-morning sun shining through. If the sun cooperates, maybe I'll recreate it tomorrow

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