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Friday Dec 14, 2018 #

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My favorite thing that I've read today: “It’s campaign finance, my God,” he said. “Everybody pays a fine to the [Federal Election Commission] that is in politics. You can’t follow all the rules.” (this was Giuliani speaking)

Right. Who could possibly be expected to follow all the rules? For that matter, why follow any of the rules? Ha--what a bunch of clown heads!

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At sunrise it was single digits, but with full sun and little wind, things were pretty mild by midday--above freezing, in town. Late afternoon up top while skiing there was no wind at all.

What a weird stretch of weather. We're through the first two weeks of December, we haven't any cold weather, and 10 or so days have either had only the mildest of breezes or just plain still air. It's like we're not even here anymore!

It's the mildest start to winter since I've been in Laramie, and I can't remember any other winter that has been remotely close to this. But if it keeps on snowing a few times a week, then thus must be what Laradise is supposed to be.

Ran after skiing, all at a very relaxed effort.

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I've been thinking back on my recent hospital experience in Ft. Collins, and everything was positive about it except for one thing: the blood suckers. They came to my room really early--4 or 4:30 in the morning, or whatever it was, and woke me up to draw blood. I don't even know what it was for, since by that point it was already established I had strep throat.

I am thinking that if, god forbid, I should end up in the hospital again, and someone tries to wake me up to draw blood, I am going to tell them they can either come back later when I'm awake, or else just skip the blood stuff because I'm not consenting to it. I cant think of a single good reason why everything should wheel around whatever is most convenient for the blood suckers, rather than what is best for the resting patient.

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