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Old 07-20-2018, 09:57 AM #11
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Still in Tuscany. I think I could live here. Amazing that I can follow conversations for about 70%, after only 2 months. Shopping etc. is not a problem. The old brain still seems to work a bit. Then again, it was that or starve.

Went to an open air concert last night. They told me to bring a jacket as it would be cold. And sure enough, it was only...23°C

Bought a cooling mat for the dog. It took the old guy 10 seconds to “get it”. What is it they say about old dogs & new tricks. (PS: they work really really well!)

Off to catch a few rays of sunshine, can’t work all day now can I!
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