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Hannah graduated yesterday afternoon, on a football field in Naperville, in a b…

saved May 25, 2026 11:00date May 25, 2026
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Hannah graduated yesterday afternoon, on a football field in Naperville, in a blue gown, in a wind that took three mortarboards over the fence. Six hundred and some in the class. We sat on aluminum bleachers for two hours and a quarter, R. with his aids turned down for the band and up for the names. Mark conducted; Owen was in the trombones, counting rests with his lips. When they called Hannah Grace Sievert, she walked across exactly as she walked into the lake when she was three, straight, not looking round. At the house afterward she showed me the inside of her cap. She had painted the dock on it.

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journal_subject ←Hannah Sievert — Contact; journal_subjectHannah Sievertjournal_subject ←Owen Sievert — Contact; journal_subjectOwen Sievertjournal_subject ←Mark Sievert — Contact; journal_subjectMark SievertHannah graduated yesterday af…

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 "$type": "n_type_journal_entry",
 "id": "n_journal_2026_05_25",
 "createdAt": "1779706800000",
 "date": "2026-05-25T11:00:00.000Z",
 "body": "Hannah graduated yesterday afternoon, on a football field in Naperville, in a blue gown, in a wind that took three mortarboards over the fence. Six hundred and some in the class. We sat on aluminum bleachers for two hours and a quarter, R. with his aids turned down for the band and up for the names.\n\nMark conducted; Owen was in the trombones, counting rests with his lips. When they called Hannah Grace Sievert, she walked across exactly as she walked into the lake when she was three, straight, not looking round.\n\nAt the house afterward she showed me the inside of her cap. She had painted the dock on it.\n"
}

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personas/retired-couple/records/journal-2025-2026.yaml:320

- id: journal-2026-05-25
  kind: journal_entry
  about: [hannah, owen, mark-sievert]
  date: 2026-05-25 11:00
  body: |
    Hannah graduated yesterday afternoon, on a football field in Naperville, in a blue gown, in a wind that took three mortarboards over the fence. Six hundred and some in the class. We sat on aluminum bleachers for two hours and a quarter, R. with his aids turned down for the band and up for the names.

    Mark conducted; Owen was in the trombones, counting rests with his lips. When they called Hannah Grace Sievert, she walked across exactly as she walked into the lake when she was three, straight, not looking round.

    At the house afterward she showed me the inside of her cap. She had painted the dock on it.