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Your points become a 1OO card from Walmart today
Anyway, the hallway is clear now and I vacuumed behind where the box was sitting. There was a ridiculous amount of dust and a couple of pens I thought I lost months ago.
I also pulled out the recycling bin to the curb since it gets picked up early tomorrow. The bin was pretty full, mostly cardboard from those packages that arrived last week. Next time I will actually break the boxes down before tossing them in.
Oh, and I found your blue sweatshirt wedged behind the couch cushion. It is in the laundry basket now.
My plan for the rest of the evening is just to make some pasta and maybe watch a documentary. Nothing too exciting.
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I also meant to tell you that the new coffee place on the corner finally opened. I walked past this morning and the line was out the door, which is either a great sign or just opening week chaos.
Maybe we can check it out Thursday if you are around. I am curious about their iced latte but also want to see if their pastries are as good as people keep saying online.
By the way, the little succulent on my windowsill has somehow survived another month, which feels like a personal victory.
Let me know about Thursday and I will figure out the rest of my week from there.
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Walmart points are turning into a 1OO card right now
That way I can finish up the yard work in the morning, grab a quick bite, and still make it downtown before three.
If you want to meet at the corner of the park near the old fountain, that is usually the least crowded spot around that time.
I picked up that new paperback you mentioned, the one about the coastal towns and the disappearing light.
Not too deep into it yet, but the descriptions are sharp and the pacing feels unhurried in a good way.
Bring a light jacket because the breeze off the water tends to pick up after sunset.
I will keep my phone on vibrate in case either of us needs to shift the timing.
Looking forward to catching up and hearing how the pottery class has been going.
That small blue and gray bowl you made is still sitting on my kitchen shelf next to the jar of dried rosemary.
Anyway, send a quick reply if the fountain spot still works. Otherwise, the bench by the bike path is a solid backup.
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The little fern on the left is thriving now, but the one by the radiator still looks a bit pale.
I might swap its spot with the jade plant and see if that helps over the next few weeks.
Earlier I walked down to the corner store for some oat milk and noticed they started carrying that honey you like.
The extra creamy kind with the blue label was on the top shelf, mixed in with the wrong brand.
I moved a couple jars forward just in case you stop by later this week.
After that I spent a while sorting through the pile of old maps in the hallway closet.
Found one from that trip to the northern peninsula with the pencil marks still along the coast road.
Might frame it and put it above the desk next to the small photo from the overlook.
Let me know what night works for that pasta place with the striped awning.
I can do Wednesday or Thursday, but earlier is better since it fills up fast.
No rush on replying. Just wanted to send the note while the day was still quiet.
Hope the library meeting went well and the projector did not give you trouble this time.



