Labor Day at the cabin, the two of us and the dog. The last swim of the year: 6…

saved Sep 2, 2019 20:10date Sep 2, 2019

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journal-2019-09-02

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Labor Day at the cabin, the two of us and the dog. The last swim of the year: 66 degrees by R.'s thermometer, and I was in and out in four minutes. Birdie was in for an hour. R. hauled the kayaks up to the boathouse this afternoon and stopped halfway up the path with his hand on a birch. I asked. He said it was the humidity. It was 71 degrees and dry. Both loon chicks have made it and are nearly the size of the parents, gray and plain. They practice taking off, running along the water for fifty yards, and give it up.

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Date	2019-09-02 20:10

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Ray

Contact · saved Jan 19, 2011 · ← journal_subjectopens its pagetrap

The cabin, Skein Lake

Property · saved Jan 10, 2011 · ← journal_subjectopens its pagetrap

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Birdie

Dog · names “Birdie”

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q024 What happened in September 2019? I'd like the whole month back, in order.

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 "date": "2019-09-02T20:10:00.000Z",
 "body": "Labor Day at the cabin, the two of us and the dog. The last swim of the year: 66 degrees by R.'s thermometer, and I was in and out in four minutes. Birdie was in for an hour.\n\nR. hauled the kayaks up to the boathouse this afternoon and stopped halfway up the path with his hand on a birch. I asked. He said it was the humidity. It was 71 degrees and dry.\n\nBoth loon chicks have made it and are nearly the size of the parents, gray and plain. They practice taking off, running along the water for fifty yards, and give it up.\n"
}

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personas/retired-couple/records/journal-2016-2019.yaml:719

- id: journal-2019-09-02
  kind: journal_entry
  about: [cabin, ray]
  date: 2019-09-02 20:10
  body: |
    Labor Day at the cabin, the two of us and the dog. The last swim of the year: 66 degrees by R.'s thermometer, and I was in and out in four minutes. Birdie was in for an hour.

    R. hauled the kayaks up to the boathouse this afternoon and stopped halfway up the path with his hand on a birch. I asked. He said it was the humidity. It was 71 degrees and dry.

    Both loon chicks have made it and are nearly the size of the parents, gray and plain. They practice taking off, running along the water for fifty yards, and give it up.