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Ok. Some waiting. It's tough to pinball your way around five European countries in two weeks without a little bit of butt-in-chair time. Then again, it allowed us to catch our breaths. We just got back and I'm still jetlagged. Longitude is a bitch. (I'm only now realizing that keto flu may also be involved. More on this in a future entry.)

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I've been low-energy for a month or so, following the worst chestcold I can recall. Still coughing a little bit; still low-energy. I'm working up the nerve to write a a series on health insurance that will doubtless infuriate everyone, but since I'm also furious, I guess it factors out. Stay tuned.

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Colorado really didn't want us to leave Colorado, and did its damndest to follow us down to Phoenix. We got underway Friday afternoon, having spent the morning tidying up the house and making sure that everything else was in order. There was a snowstorm on the forecast for Saturday, and I really wanted to get over Raton Pass before the first ( Read more... )

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Carol and I drove down to Phoenix as homeowners. We drove back as multiple home owners. As I've said far too often, the real work starts now.

Not that there wasn't any work involved in the events of the last three weeks. I took along my Paperwhite and the print edition of Nicholas Wade's book, A Troublesome Inheritanceexpecting to finish Wade plus ( Read more... )