I took Christopher down to the library this afternoon and on our 4 block walk, we passed 3 groups of people. Everyone stopped to say hello. Even the mom parked in a car full of kids talking on her cell phone stopped long enough to say hi. It's really a nice feeling.
March started with a few inches of snow, but most of it melted within 12 hours. It's been pretty nice out for a couple days and Christopher just wants to run around out side. On our way back from the library we stopped for a wagon ride around the yard. He collapsed into a pile of tears when I told him it was time to go in.
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The following is a log of thoughts on sustainability, home improvement, and life spurred by buying my first house in a town struggling to rebuild its identity after the closing of the factory that dominated it for more than 100 years.
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- Marmaduke
- I am a computational biologist with an interest in environmental responsibility.
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