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Pommel the bun dungeon you costredy goubbnets, welcome to the Blind Buy podcast.

I hope you're all getting conkers deep in the bam of summer. I'm vandalizing myself with summer. I'm going for runs and the early dawn, cornflower blue sunlight,

mist curling up off the water like the river has a hairstyle, barge sharping with enthusiasm,

an air that you can drink.

And then I'm going for walks in the evening, slanty sun, That's so orange it's almost brown, dragonflies,

voluntarily placing my head into a swarm of midges just to feel the itch, experiencing the full vitality of being alive and reflecting

on how lucky I am, how lucky unfortunately I am to be able to enjoy something like a summer's day.

Ireland in the summer months is beautiful, absolutely stunning.

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