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Latest Blog Series: Let’s Get to Know Socrates.
Socrates is my favorite philosopher, so I’m writing a series about the four dialogues (written by Plato) leading up to his death. If you’re interested in topics like philosophy, reincarnation and the permanence of the soul, stay tuned. I’ll hit on the high points of each dialogue in upcoming posts.
Let’s talk about Socrates.
This blog focuses on the first of Plato’s four dialogues leading up to Socrates’s execution: Euthyphro.
Bike Trails of Plano #2: Chisholm Trail
This beautiful trail follows Spring Creek in Plano. It’s 5.5 miles one way, and uses underpasses, so you can avoid busy road crossings.
Plano Bike Trails #1: Oak Point Park
Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve is Plano’s largest park, spanning 800 acres! It’s a wonderful place to explore. There are nearly 8 miles of paved trails, and 5 miles of soft trails. You can bike on the paved trails, and walk on the unpaved trails.
Plano Bike Trails #5: Bob Woodruff Park
Bob Woodruff Park is a pretty place to take your family—there’s a playground, lake and picnic area. It’s not a bike trail destination by itself, but you can bike here by way of Oak Point Park, which has a large trail system.
Plano Bike Trails #3: Bluebonnet Trail
Bluebonnet Trail in Plano, Texas is an East-West bike trail that follows the Oncor power lines. If you do the whole thing, you’ll cover about 11 miles.
“You will notice that the most powerful and highly stationed men let drop remarks in which they pray for leisure, praise it, and rate it higher than all their blessings. ”
— Seneca, On The Shortness of Life
[4 B.C. - 65 A.D.]