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Summer 2025: Day by Day

June 25: Not Feeling Blue Here!

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June 25: Not Feeling Blue Here!

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Examining my wet socks in Mount Gambier this morning, I realized that my attempt to dry the soaking footwear by placing it on top of the electric blanket on my hotel bed had not been enough to combat the frigid room temperature or lack of a blow drye

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