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Last night was a beautiful night here on the lake. We sat out on our balcony, had a couple of

refreshing beverages, listened to the loons, had a nice talk. It was a wonderful time.

It was a really good time. I think we're trying to take advantage of as much of this environment as

we can before we go. So I think we're both hyper aware of how nice it was.

Then you started quoting some classic literature. It was really interesting.

Well, if by classic literature, you mean the lyrics to fastball song The Way.

I was doing that.

We're talking about how sometimes when you're in a very emotional point in your life,

it's almost as though every song lyric is about you or to you.

Yeah, and we're getting ready to move. So I'm at the grocery store picking some things up

and the way by fastball comes on and it's they made up their minds and they started packing.

And I burst into tears right there in the cereal aisle. And it's funny. I realized that pop songs

affect me the same way that perhaps classic literature and poetry affect those who are more educated.

I guess the thing is I just relate more to fastball than to Chaucer.

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