July 22 Progress Map
posted by Tom @ 9:02 AM
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A Long Way from Nowhere
5 strapping young lads are embarking on a bike trip across the country. Here are bits and pieces of their journey and a few pictures as well. Some submissions might be interesting, some may be marginally amusing, and others might be a big waste of your time. Feel free to leave comments! If you'd like to see more action visit-> http://www.broadreachproduction.com
Friday, July 22, 2005
Previous Posts
- Another swim break in lake Michigan
- Ferry ride leaving the island we were theonly pass...
- The Grand Hotel on the island
- Our wonderful trip around Mackinac Island.
- Stop just before reaching Mackinaw city.
- Lunch break in Petosky, MI. 2 largewonderful Pizzas.
- Our first Century day. Followed by an antfilled ca...
- An exciting breakfast other than oatmeal.
- We stopped at an Amish bake sale. Loaf ofwhole whe...
- Ed�s wonderful and amazing birthday!!!
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3 Comments:
Mom says
I love the 'lollygaggin' otherwise known as 'stopping to smell the roses.' That is what makes life enjoyable. This freedom you have right now is priceless. You are savoring, relishing, the journey.
(I was not finding the right word for what I wanted to say, so dug out my thesaurus.)
This is a fantastic word !!
'hedonism'
This kind of philosophy in all your life's journeys - adding the phrase 'while harming none' - will keep all healthy and happy.
A must read - ask the librarian, untitled by Jenny Joseph - poem? if she could live her life again - what really is important.
Blessings to you all, love
Mom Routhier
could have also been Erma Bombeck's poem.
You guys are already are there. Didn't everyone say go W-E. You all followed your own path. hooray!!!
Love Mom R.
"Twenty years from now
you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do
than by the ones you did.
So throw off the bowlines.
Sail away from the safe harbor.
Catch the trade winds in your sails.
Explore. Dream. Discover.
~M. Twain
We missed the mail drop and need one for some time next week. Can't do FedEx to a place.
Beautiful Maine summer days have arrived (some without fog).
Dad Fitz
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