May 26, 2008
by deCadmus
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It’s odd to feel so self-conscious about flying the flag on a national holiday; to feel conflicted about being genuinely proud — honestly grateful — to be an American, and at the same time saddened and angry about what’s been … Continue reading
May 25, 2008
by deCadmus
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On weekends like this, it’s a good opportunity to take stock, and enjoy life’s simpler pleasures: good company, glorious weather, and a little bit of Kansas City style barbecue. Yeah… in Vermont. As the old saw goes, if you want … Continue reading
March 15, 2008
by deCadmus
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Driving back from Boston yesterday I saw the telltale blooms of steam billowing from hilltop sugar houses… Vermont’s surest sign that we’re at the muddy intersection between a long, snowy winter and spring greening. I suspect I won’t have opportunity … Continue reading
January 6, 2008
by deCadmus
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My apologies for doing such a poor job of keeping things up-to-date here. Between the busy holiday season — and some other projects — I’ve been lax in my blogging. To make amends, let me kick off the new year … Continue reading
December 29, 2007
by deCadmus
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Christmas?! Wasn’t it Thanksgiving just a few days ago? Sigh. Rather than let another year slip by without taking the opportunity, let me wish you and yours the very best for this joyful and sacred season — whichever season you … Continue reading
November 22, 2007
by deCadmus
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Best wishes to one and all for a warm and happy holiday season. I had thought that — much like that ol’ tradition of Thanksgiving dinners past — I should make a list of all those things that I’m thankful … Continue reading
October 28, 2007
by deCadmus
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An autumn tour of Mt. Mansfield, by way of Cambridge and Jericho, VT.1 (Five images… click the snowy mountain to start.) Notes and LinksYes, you may have seen some of these before. I’m reposting some images that were lost in … Continue reading
July 1, 2007
by deCadmus
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Everybody loves a parade, and in Vermont, Independence Day is so loved that towns coordinate their event schedules so you can take in more than one. Waterbury’s parade was Saturday, June 30th, and, while herself and I arrived in plenty … Continue reading