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Got to try trapeze for the second time tonight. Thanks to #SANCA staff and volunteers for letting me do it and for talking to @an.avery.a.day while I was flying. (I'm not pictured here. Forgot to ask for a photo. This was the next guy who had way more experience)Scenes from the last week: sour dough bread, Starbucks automatic espresso machine (disassembled), Dom in the garden, beer in the sun.When there's a dragon in your town, you must say hi.Follow up on yesterday's post. The spigot has now been replaced and water is only coming out when (and where) it's supposed to. The pictures of the crawlspace where the work happened were to dark to share.Any plumbing experts out there? I think the split is a problem, but want a second opinion.Categories
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Opera Exchange
Biking everywhere gives you many opportunities to meet the people around you while commuting. Friday was a perfect example. Our yard backs up to Hill Road (a busy residential street in North Boise), which gives us opportunities to hear many … Continue reading
Asphalt Strikes Again
A few years ago, I was starting to get back into running and looking for a group in town to run with. I’ve often found it easier to find the motivation to go on a run if there are other … Continue reading
The Day I Didn’t Bike to Work
I’m a little over three months into my year of not driving and things are going well. As the weather continues to get colder and rain comes more regularly, I’m going to have to modify how I ride, possibly even … Continue reading
Air-Repair Station To-Go
Since just before giving up my car, I’ve been working at a new, experimental high school call One Stone. This is the first year One Stone is offering classes as a replacement for high school. In years past, they’ve run … Continue reading
Now on Stitcher
I’ve been producing the Boise Brew Minute for about a year and a half now. I’ve been happy to have it play on Radio Boise and archive it here. Lately, I’ve had several people ask if they could subscribe to … Continue reading
