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Yeah, I saw your note about the weekend plans. I think the park near the ridge would work well, though the trails might still be damp from the rain. I can bring the folding chairs and the old checkered blanket if you handle the snacks. Let's aim for mid-morning, around ten, so we get a good spot under the oak trees. If the lot is full, the side entrance off Crestline is usually less crowded. I'll text when I'm about ten minutes out.

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Honestly, I think Tuesday works better for me than Wednesday. I have a meeting that runs until about three, but after that I'm free. We could try that diner on Seventh Street again, the one with the big corner booth. I remember the veggie burger was decent, and they have bottomless iced tea. If you want, I can swing by your place around four and we can walk over. The weather is supposed to be mild, so a walk sounds good.