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Monday, November 20, 2006
I’m sitting in Salt Lake City Airport. I flew out of Jackson at 7:20 p.m., got here around 8:00. I’m flying out at 11:45. I’m tired. I was awake at 6:00 a.m. Up at 7:00. Left by 9:15 with Wes and Isaiah. We spent the day in town. At the post office, I saw a white bulldog. He was waiting to be adopted. His lower jaw was broken and he had a bar around it. He was an interesting-looking dog and very friendly. I would have adopted him. There was a service dog on the flight from JAC to SLC. I’m getting too emotional. I almost cried when I left Wes and Isaiah. I hugged them both and felt better. We brought my car into town today and it will overwinter at the town shop. On the way into town, we saw bighorn sheep. I got some pictures. I want to know why so many animals have light-colored, often white or yellow-orange, backsides.
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