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Matt, my Subaru has been the best vehicle I've ever owned - most reliable, most versatile, and most fun to drive. It's a station wagon with the heart of a sports car. The speed limit up here was 65 up until a few months ago, and I would frequently look down at the speedometer and realize I was doing 80 without even realizing it. It's comfortable, lots of cargo space, and is like a tank in the snow. I'm really going to miss it. Hopefully, I can find another Subaru that I can afford.

Thanks, Cary! Nom nom!

It'll be OK, Lee. But I hear you about hospitals being freaky. I've never had to stay in one, and hope never to have to.

Thanks!

Right. It's Kevin (who didn't make the jump with us) who's in VA. Well, they may play somewhere you can see them. Just keep checking the tour section of their website.

Good man! And those are some pretty awesome kicks, by the way.

Good pickups there, Chris. Now I nitpick. It's PaDDy, not Patty. Patty is short for Patricia, PaDDy is short for Patrick. I come from a long line of Patricks, I know these things :). St. Pat's is also acceptable. Just not Patty.

There are many different sizes of tiny houses. Some of them are pretty good-sized. If I ever have the money, I'd love to build one of these, probably one of the slightly bigger ones with the optional second bedroom.

Thanks! Hey, you're not that much older than me.

Ah, the weather. It's March in Maine, it'll do as it pleases. We did have some weather above freezing earlier in the week, so at least the snow is melting. Slowly, but it's melting.

Don't stress the surgery. Hip replacements are pretty routine these days.

You're in Virginia, aren't you? Anna lives in Baltimore and Elizabeth lives in a small town in central Virginia. Keep your eye on their website and maybe you can catch them live somewhere. Definitely worth it.