Timios Cook's Friends

Timios Cook's Page

"Happy Birthday Timios!"

Jun 21, 2009

Jun 20, 2009

Tell us about yourself ( e.g. hobbies, education, projects you are working on, etc.). What brings you to the Wittenberg Trail?: I'm a incoming M.A. student to Concordia St. Louis who enjoys examining and contributing to discussions concerning Christianity. I have spent the past year working a Post-Bacc certificate at Chapel Hill in Classical Greek and Latin after earning a B.A. in Classics from CUW.

At 4:55pm on March 23, 2008, Pr. Theodore E. Cook, Sr. said…: Timios, put your picture online. The shadow doesn't do it. Mom says hi.
I wonder if that worked?
Dad

At 9:53pm on March 25, 2008, Steven Sylvester said…: thought I'd say howdy - love the shirt

At 2:20am on March 30, 2008, Lisa Sylvester said…: Hey Timios! You're always welcome to stop by here - no matter what the time of day (or night!). It'll be great to have you in the St. Louis area. I hear you may have found a place to live near the sem!

At 4:44am on April 22, 2008, Steven Sylvester said…: nice to hear from you - most of my biking is for fitness (or what passes for it, in my case) and on paved surfaces - but there is plenty of singletrack around. Look at http://stlbiking.com/Menu_Trails.htm and check out the Chubb.

At 12:34pm on May 29, 2008, Steven Sylvester said…: Sorry, I guess I didn't answer did I. Depends what kind of ride and how far. For a quick short ride (in multiples of 6.2 miles) there's always Forest Park - no worries for traffic and just enough elevation change to get the heart pumping. All sorts of rides otherwise, even some convenient centuries that are interesting. Trailnet (http://trailnet.org/) and the local Hostel (http://www.moonlightramble.com/) group do organized and semi-organized rides (and, of course, the Moonlight Ramble). The Katy Trail is less than 20 very ridable miles away. http://bikekatytrail.org.