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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Ladder Practice for the Khumbu
Greetings from Another Week, Downtown St. John’s is a cacophony of colorful rectangular houses whose front doors open onto the street and whose back doors open into secret gardens that double as cat paradises. Today Marian and I had the … Continue reading
Flat Stanley is in the House
Good Morning, I’m back in my chair after a whirlwind road trip to the far side of the province. Marian and I headed out Friday morning to drive to Gambo. There I did a first–I presented at Smallwood Academy … Continue reading
Posted in Everest 2010
Tagged CC Loughlin, Flat Stanley, Marble Mountain, Newfoundland, Ocean View Hotel, school presentation
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A New Altitude
Good Evening, In an unusual moment, I am lost for words. In the scale of human tragedy, this week’s earthquake in Haiti has given me (and most folks I know) an occasion for pause, for prayer, and for sorting out … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Everest 2010
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Avoiding “Insanity”
Howdy, It’s near the end of the first week of my Camp Two training phase and it’s been an interesting week of activity and reflection. This week was a bit of a rest week with a few parts of the … Continue reading
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Happy 2010
Happy New Year! Wow! It’s 2010 and today is a palindrome (01022010), as an odometer moment queen* that’s pretty exciting! (* An odometer moment queen is someone who is fond of numerical fun such as the time 12:34:56 and car … Continue reading
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