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Dan, rover and I are at an inn a town over from home; we're spending the night, and tomorrow I'm going home, repacking, and heading off to a week with 1,000 or so Quakers.

The experience here has been delightful. They fed us well. We shared a table with three other couples, each with good stories. There were fireworks. Our room smells of wood fires. Tomorrow breakfast will be tasty.

The irony of going off to a Quaker gathering afterward is not lost on me.'that will also be good, but differently so. There probably won't be buttery croissants at Bowling Green State University.

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Just make sure you Quakers stay away from the Hayward fault, okay? I'm hoping for a peaceful weekend.

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I *almost* went this year. But I just couldn't quite get organized. That, and the fact that I've been traveling every weekend (or more) for two months meant that I had a TON to do around the house (of which I've done a reasonable amount, I suppose).

I heard the food was awful. No protein. I would have been so ill; my blood sugar wouldn't have held up on all those carbs.