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    • Not much in the way of distance today, as the Spring Rains have come. Looking forward to some distance this weekend, though, and definitely looking forward to walking down to the Farmer’s Market every Thursday starting in May to pick up my weekly bag of vegetables, bread, fruit, and locally made pantry items (like butter and jams and things).
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    • Update:   Pets all alive and happy food prep: yes, turkey meatballs, Greek veggies, protein chia pudding paper finalization: done some laundry: not yet! activity: very low!! Going to walk to the little library to drop off books then grocery store to pick up some yogurt.
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