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4 comments:
Tom, is that tall building in the photo your new home away from home?
Ha! I wish...
From just a quick glance, it seems this delightful - apparently octagonal - building belongs with a train of thought developed earlier.
I've been off trying to make a living on the docks in heat indices of 105-117 or so. (There was that 121, but no one wants to believe it, so we don't.)
I missed a lot, and look forward to an air-conditioned afternoon of reading pleasure. I have this sudden image of an ecstatic earthworm, making its way across a vast tub of vanilla frosting....
Vanilla frosting -- oh, my, that sounds wickedly enticing right now.
Stay out of the heat--fall is coming!
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