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the car is dead. not cold-dead. dead dead. the battery light came on yesterday…
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the car is dead. not cold-dead. dead dead. the battery light came on yesterday on Lake Street and I looked at it and decided it was a suggestion.
Gerald with the cables again. it ran for two minutes and quit at the corner with the hazards blinking slower and slower like something going to sleep.
tow truck. 95 dollars in cash that I had in the drawer for groceries. the driver was called Dub and had a small dog in the cab in a sweater.
Hamza thinks alternator. he'll know tomorrow. he patted the hood like a horse.
I walked from his shop to mine in the slush, forty minutes, and was late, and Ines looked at my boots and handed me a coffee without a word.
one good thing: Kettlebird paid for the phoebe today. 450. Rashid and his phone. it's enough to make the tow not have happened.
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q021 Summarise March 2026 for me. What happened?
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"body": "the car is dead. not cold-dead. dead dead. the battery light came on yesterday on Lake Street and I looked at it and decided it was a suggestion.\n\nGerald with the cables again. it ran for two minutes and quit at the corner with the hazards blinking slower and slower like something going to sleep.\n\ntow truck. 95 dollars in cash that I had in the drawer for groceries. the driver was called Dub and had a small dog in the cab in a sweater.\n\nHamza thinks alternator. he'll know tomorrow. he patted the hood like a horse.\n\nI walked from his shop to mine in the slush, forty minutes, and was late, and Ines looked at my boots and handed me a coffee without a word.\n\none good thing: Kettlebird paid for the phoebe today. 450. Rashid and his phone. it's enough to make the tow not have happened.\n"
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- id: journal-2026-03-03
kind: journal_entry
about: corolla
date: 2026-03-03 20:40
body: |
the car is dead. not cold-dead. dead dead. the battery light came on yesterday on Lake Street and I looked at it and decided it was a suggestion.
Gerald with the cables again. it ran for two minutes and quit at the corner with the hazards blinking slower and slower like something going to sleep.
tow truck. 95 dollars in cash that I had in the drawer for groceries. the driver was called Dub and had a small dog in the cab in a sweater.
Hamza thinks alternator. he'll know tomorrow. he patted the hood like a horse.
I walked from his shop to mine in the slush, forty minutes, and was late, and Ines looked at my boots and handed me a coffee without a word.
one good thing: Kettlebird paid for the phoebe today. 450. Rashid and his phone. it's enough to make the tow not have happened.