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Gratitude 2017-02-11

The sun rises perceptibly less far south of due east than it did six weeks ago.

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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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  • Why Private Banking Isn't Just for Millionaires Anymore
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  • View from the back of the train
  • Sunrise over flooded fields
    From the train it looked like the whole midwest was flooded.
  • Dawn over flooded fields
  • Sleeper car selfie
    We'd just boarded the train at Union Station.
  • Business class
    If you're connecting to a sleeper car, they automatically put you in business class.
  • Back in Champaign
    Our favorite bar, Seven Saints, is almost across the street from the train station. We usually end a trip with drinks and supper there.
  • Luggage heap on shuttle
    We were supposed to have a Burlington Trailways bus from Galesburg to Champaign, but the train was late and they left without us. So they put us on this shuttle with a dozen people who were doomed to miss their connection in Chicago who were being shuttled to Indi to board their train already en […]
  • Kansas field and road
    Every field and every road in Kansas looked like this.
  • Worse flooding
    All the fields from Illinois to most of the way through Kansas were flooded on the way out. The flooding was even worse on the way back.
  • Stump that looks like a hedgehog
    The picture doesn't quite capture it...

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