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Cool, man. \u00a0And with it comes guilt, or, if not exactly guilt, at least a sense of urgency about things left undone because it was just too hot. \u00a0It’s techno-wimp to blame lackadaisical on the fallen machine, I know, but we did it anyway. \u00a0Now that the temperature is more congenial that old air-conditioned work ethic has begun to kick in again.<\/p>\n
Not a bad thing, really. \u00a0Some down time is always good, but I’ll take mine without the heat and bad sleeping next time, please.<\/p>\n
So, back to translating Ovid, learning about Rembrandt, reimagining faith and working on short stories.<\/p>\n
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