Realigning the books on the shelf where dad's father's ring and the letter openers rest, I found a gem, words penned by my father, a diary of sorts, from his trip with Doug to Russia. I took it, immediately, to his longtime translator (the writing was his usual scrawl), my mother, and she worked out some of it. Pretty basic stuff ... departure times from New York and Helsinki to arrival time in Moscow. There's probably more but I placed it back where I found it (I will remember its location), it is a rare artifact of my dad's writing outside of his professional duties of myriad patient note taking.
Showing posts with label Russia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russia. Show all posts
Saturday, March 15, 2014
15 March 2014: Saturday ... the ides of March ... walk to DHS for first time in months ... talk with Beatrice Webb for Church canvass at Panera's ... Liberty Yoga ... dad's travel journal
Two walks today with Dancer, no trip to the "Y" for spinning because of my Pony Express/Canvass meeting with Beatrice Webb (choir member) from Church at Panera's for coffee and a sweet and two hours of revealing and delightful conversation from 10 a.m. to noon. The walks totaled over 4 miles.
Realigning the books on the shelf where dad's father's ring and the letter openers rest, I found a gem, words penned by my father, a diary of sorts, from his trip with Doug to Russia. I took it, immediately, to his longtime translator (the writing was his usual scrawl), my mother, and she worked out some of it. Pretty basic stuff ... departure times from New York and Helsinki to arrival time in Moscow. There's probably more but I placed it back where I found it (I will remember its location), it is a rare artifact of my dad's writing outside of his professional duties of myriad patient note taking.
Realigning the books on the shelf where dad's father's ring and the letter openers rest, I found a gem, words penned by my father, a diary of sorts, from his trip with Doug to Russia. I took it, immediately, to his longtime translator (the writing was his usual scrawl), my mother, and she worked out some of it. Pretty basic stuff ... departure times from New York and Helsinki to arrival time in Moscow. There's probably more but I placed it back where I found it (I will remember its location), it is a rare artifact of my dad's writing outside of his professional duties of myriad patient note taking.
Sunday, February 16, 2014
15 February 2014: Saturday ... Fit fundraiser postponed to 3/22 due to weather ... GREAT hockey game between USA-Russia (LIVE on NBC) ... 10 miles on Extreme setting of ExpressoHD (sweat-rung shirt) ...
What a great hockey game! Sure, Team USA beat Team Russia 3-2 in a shootout involving 8 shots, most taken by T. J. Oshie, but it was so well-played and they shook hands afterward. Makes sense, since most are NHL millionaires and know one another well, but they're playing for their country and that added weight must feel like the proverbial albatross or millstone around their necks. You have to feel for the Russian goalie, Sergei Bobrovsky, who let the winning shot through his pads.
De oudere broer en jongere broer houden elkaars hand vast.
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T.J. Oshie,
Team USA,
Van Riemsdyk
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