Since I was hungry, we dropped Una back home and walked to the local
Original Italian Pizza, where I got a delicious turkey and cheese sandwich
on their delicious homemade bread. They crammed it so full of lettuce
it was like an extra salad.
On the way back, we walked by three white cats, lounging in the window
of a former shop, which is now an apartment. I thought it was funny
that they were all facing exactly the same direction. I wonder if they
do everything synchronized?
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Dad had a Rotary meeting at noon, so we said our good-byes
in case he wouldn't be back before I left. I worked a little more on
Wild Violet before doing my regular afternoon work assignment.
Surprisingly, I got to hug Dad two more times, because he came through
while I was working and just before he started his afternoon shift in
his office.
Fortunately, Dad was working when I packed up, so Una
followed me without complaint. Usually, when Dad's around, and Una figures
out we're leaving, she digs in her feet and doesn't want to go. If she
had her way, our entire family and all our friends would live together
in one big house.
On the way out of town, I snapped a picture with my camera
phone. It was a beautiful clear day, the nicest of the three-day weekend.
Perfect for driving.
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Back home, I called ahead when I was about 15 minutes
from reaching home and ordered some Mexican takeout. I had just enough
time to eat it before my evening assignments. Overall, not a bad day.