Two wheels, a quiet moment and evening meal.

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1. Kids on bikes. Three boys in racing helmets were swooping through the Pantiles among all the early evening drinkers. As they zoomed away past me, one of them hitched up his very baggy trousers.

2. A little time to sit down with my book and a cup of tea.
3. Having dinner cooked for me -- cheers Bart.

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  1. Christine BorneSaturday, July 29, 2006

    1. Finding one box left at the supermarket of my favorite kind of Celestial Seasonings tea, which has apparently been discontinued.

    2. I like buying small, pretty things from gearthatgives.com, because they donate food, money, children's books, etc. based on the amount of your purchase. This time I bought a little box made entirely out of cloves, which is exuding a wonderful smell in all this heat and humidity.

    3. Before I put on the TV last night, I thought, "what I really would like to watch is a good Bill Moyers interview. Too bad they never show those anymore." The second channel I flipped to was showing Bill Moyers' "Faith and Reason" series - he was interviewing Margaret Atwood.

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  2. KatieMonday, July 31, 2006

    After a week or so of wearing heels to all sorts of events, I put on my walking boots and went for a good yomp in the country.

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