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Monday, November 14, 2011

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As of midnight my credit card should be working again. I ran into 2 men who told me everything I could ever want to know about taking care of a diesel engine. Sigh. And I thought men were supposed to ask me out to dinner.

Lucy is better on leash -- Anna considers the leash totally unnecessary and acts as dignified as possible while on said leash. Lucy has accomplished the great feat of leaping from the passenger seat into my lap as we drive down the highway -- she doesn't fall in between the seats anymore.

We walked through an old growth myrtle tree forest -- enormous trees -- huge wet leaves everywhere. Redwoods are next.
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