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2019-07-29 11:01

This year’s penultimate lily. (That is, there’s a bud for one more lily tomorrow, I think.) #lilycount 1.

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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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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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My new notebooks!
They're so pretty!
Field Notes motto
I've long admired the Field Notes motto. Also, the box is very handsome.
Important advisory
An important advisory on the box.
Jackie's new go-to drink
This is just a little (2 cl) Campari in a whole (20 cl) little bottle of Fever Tree tonic.
Jackie at Decatur Brew Works
Tweeted this with the text "After hiking at Spitler woods, stopping for beers at @decaturbreworks . They don’t have their IPAs! I’ve got a scotch ale that’s pretty good and @jackieLbrewer has an imperial stout. Food from local BBQ place."
Roots provide some vitamin texture
In Utah I took quite a few shots of rocks on the path providing some vitamin texture. In Spitler Woods it's the roots that do it.
Jackie in Spitler Woods
One of the overlook platforms in Spitler Woods.
Looking back down the trail
Just a shot from Spitler Woods.
Spider
Almost managed to get this spider in focus.
Eggs on sugar maple leaves
I have no idea what laid these eggs, but there are a bunch of them on the leaves of this sugar maple.

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