T Minus Three

Thursday, Sept. 04, 2003 - 7:06 a.m.

Last night, John and I nearly had apoplectic fits when we played Yahtzee. I don't remember the last time we went toe-to-toe in a parlor game; all in all it was pretty fun.

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My trip begins on Sunday. As in, three days from now. The weather in Ogden is supposed to be rainy on Monday and on Tuesday and on Wednesday, which are the days I'll be there. Lots of nice sunshine on either end of my visit, though, of course. Paul swears up and down that there is no reason to dress up, so basically all I -need- to bring clothingwise is one pair of jeans, my jammies, two shirts, and a jacket if it rains.

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Murphy was an optimist.

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