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And the Latin keeps on coming. \u00a0I’m sure I’ll reach a plateau here at some point, but\u00a0I seem to be learning faster and faster. \u00a0Of course, it’s taken me 3 years to get to this point, so it’s not like it’s an overnight phenomena. \u00a0Still, it feels good. Session with Greg tomorrow.<\/p>\n
Jason plowed a fallow field, seeded it with dragon’s teeth and an army sprung up, only to take after each other with weapons grown with them. \u00a0Men.<\/p>\n
My shoulder pain retreated a good bit while in DC. \u00a0That was after the third week of rest, including two before I left. \u00a0Today I started back with the same exercise routine, trying to discover exactly what’s going on so I can have good data for my visit with the orthopedist on April 17th.<\/p>\n
Kate and I have on our calendars garden clean-up starting April 1. \u00a0April fools! \u00a0We’d have to shovel snow off it to get started. \u00a0We may straighten up the garden shed, clean and sharpen tools. \u00a0That we can do now. \u00a0Of course, I still have that book and file moving\/removal project that’s about half done. \u00a0No dearth of things to do.<\/p>\n
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