Ten.One Thousand & Ninety-Six
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Still groggy. Still tired.
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He leaves the room but remembers to leave the ocean sounds on so that I can continue to rest. But, I’m already awake.
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Bright, bright sun.
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No traffic. Golden-brown hills, blue sky, sagebrush. I still don’t know the proper names of things.
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More confusion, less clarity.
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Heading south on 29 I see two Black Lives Matter signs and that makes me feel a little better.
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He surprises me. He tells us about the local baseball and softball scene. His kids are about the same ages as ours. He’s nice. But this one won’t be it.
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I slice the peaches and apricots and apriums and cook them in the butter with a little bit of flour and a dash of cinnamon.
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Food as resistance.
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Not there yet.