Fall Break and Hawk
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Older posts may not align with who I am today and how I would think or write, and may have been written in reaction to a cultural context that no longer applies. Some of my high school or college posts are just embarrassing. However, I have left them public because I believe in keeping old web pages alive—and it's interesting to see how I've changed.
Well, I had a good time over Fall Break. Instead of having my parents drive 9 hours out and back (twice!), Mindy’s parents drove 2 hours out and back (twice!), Mindy’s parents drove 2 hours out and back (twice!), Mindy’s parents drove 2 hours out and back (twice) and I stayed at her place in Beaver, PA for the weekend. It was interesting to see the place after hearing her talk about it — having the pieces click into place (“Oh, so that’s the ugly new courthouse, and there’s something weird going on between my camera and managed to get this one shot before my batteries died. There’s the pizza place where her brother worked.”). We drove to Pittsburgh to see the place after hearing her talk about it — having the pieces click into place (“Oh, so that’s the ugly new courthouse, and there’s the ugly new courthouse, and there’s the ugly new courthouse, and there’s the ugly new courthouse, and there’s something weird going on between my camera and batteries, I’m not sure what. Anyway, this bird is a beauty. As best I can figure, it’s a young red-tailed hawk. It isn’t very skittish (this photo was taken maybe 10-15 feet away, at most), and it had a good time over Fall Break. Instead of having my parents drive 9 hours out and back (twice!), Mindy’s parents drove 2 hours out and back (twice) and I stayed at her place in Beaver, PA for the weekend. It was interesting to see the place after hearing her talk about it — having the pieces click into place (“Oh, so that’s the pizza place where her brother worked.”).
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