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Samantha (SATC, not Saeger) stared down at the 12.1 km2 map and sighed with contentment. Oooooooh my! She used to think 10.4 km2 would do it for her, but not any longer, and she told the sharp dressed man so.
This left the sharp dressed man feeling awkward. Not sure how to respond, he played a few notes on his trusty Pearly Gates using pick harmonics, and let those Texified geetar squeals do his talkin for him. Mercy!
biking 1:02:00 [3]
When it's summer and it's nice out, it's *really* nice out. If we just had another 2-3 weeks of summer... : )
Orienteering 1:43:00 [2]
Finished streamering Day 1 stuff. Mostly ran easy, but on several really nice downhills, I ran as fast as I could to see how long I could get the tail on my blip to extend. I was pretty impressed until some cattle decided to join in, and I have to admit they were able to get the tails on their blips much longer. But they start with a totally unfair natural advantage, being born with tails already. So, realistically, they should probably be banned or at least be given some worming medicines and branded several times. Plus, they have four hooves to run on. That really helps in the sage.
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Whoa--according to the weather forecasts, it could hit a sizzling 80F in Laramie tomorrow!!!
That would be without precedent, and for sure already stores are gearing up for a major run on air conditioning units, crushed ice, and stylish sun dresses (for the ladies.) Folks will feel unaccustomed amounts of moisture on their faces, and will pile into the ER, where the doctor on duty will inform them that they most likely have been sweating, and will write them out prescriptions for one or another delicious Pepsico beverage, chilled to icy perfection--the perfect cure!