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Turnaround
We drove out to Crested Butte, our favourite mountain town, to catch the wild flowers and see friends. It’s one of our favourite places in the world. The only issue is that it includes 4 hours of travel through windy mountain passes, and even those with the sturdiest of constitutions can find it taxing. For…
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The Circus
I don’t follow US Politics; especially compared to when I didn’t live here. Back when I was younger, I loved following the back and forth, the special elections, the factional disputes. Now, I see it as a TV show that I can easily tune out of, and happily do so. Even while keeping it at…
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The Moves
My sister is back in town for a few more days, so we went to the Grizzly Rose, Denver’s premier line dancing venue, for a hoedown. Line dancing is a lot of fun, but for the uninitiated, is quite intimidating. Unlike most forms of casual dance, getting it wrong is quite obvious, as everyone is…
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Ego is the enemy
There have been two instances at this World Cup where naked greed, ambition, and ego have led to ruin. Thus far. Everyone thinks Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the greatest players to ever touch a football. Multiple Ballon D’Or (player of the year), medals in La Liga, Champions League, Premier League and Serie A. He’s…
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Don’t cry for me, Argentina
My sister and I watched the Argentina v Switzerland match today at McGregor Square. Spoiler alert: Switzerland were brave, but especially after going down to 10 men, it was always going to be advantage Argentina. Sitting in the crowd, the support was rather lopsided. There were HUNDREDS of Argentinian supporters cheering on their team. Perhaps…
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Break in transmission
I’ve been writing, what I think, has been a rather interesting series on America. Sadly, life got in the way last night, and worse off, tonight as well. Rather than leaving two days without an article, I thought I’d share this particular story from way back when. In year 9, or freshman year of high…
