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Trip to Tucson

Made a quick trip south at the end of last week, to reconnect with the department a bit. I got in some good meetings with faculty members and had a chance to see a few friends. Having left the dogs at a friend’s house for the day, I also learned a lesson in Things My Dog Will Eat if Given the Chance:

  • One half bag cornmeal
  • One bag oatmeal
  • One box (36 count) See’s lollypops
  • All the dog food for two days
  • Various herbs and spices

Let’s just say that it was not a happy couple of days, digestively speaking, for Rainy.

With a tiny sprinkling of rain coming in, Thursday afternoon in Tucson was nice and blustery. Although Flagstaff’s climate is much more my speed than is Tucson’s, Tucson has a kind of openness to the landscape that’s striking, especially coming from the close-in pines where we live now.

Tucson planter

I also learned that my cell phone can mostly survive (mostly, meaning the battery indicator seems a little off-kilter, and I can no longer use the “down” button on the keypad) one trip through the spin cycle in my pants. I’m not going to try for two trips.

  1. My dear pooch inhaled on seperate occasions one large block of cheese and a fledgling cannibus plant. Remarkably sturdy animals, aren’t they?

    Sorry to miss you when you were in town. I’d heard you might show up at happy hour, but no such luck.

    Our softball season ends this weekend, so the Mrs. and I will be looking to head up to Flagstaff soon. We’d like to try out the so-called spin cycle in your pants.
    Jeff    Feb 15, 03:42 AM    #
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