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Good morning, everyone—I’m on my way to Lohbrunner Pond to feed the ducks, taking a break from effort and running just to soothe my soul. The geese here don’t migrate; they stay year-round on the farmer’s fields, and I’ve brought some proper food for them—no bread, just oats, barley, and veggies. The snow is nearly gone now, and though there’s still some in the cut-through, the rain will help melt it away. As I pop out onto Donwood Drive, I’ll say goodbye to my video friends while my audio friends still hang in there. Now, I’ll do one final lap around the pond, watching the ducks follow their leader before I head for home.
Good morning, everyone—I’m on my way to Lohbrunner Pond to feed the ducks, taking a break from effort and running just to soothe my soul. The geese here don’t migrate; they stay year-round on the farmer’s fields, and I’ve brought some proper food for them—no bread, just oats, barley, and veggies. The snow is nearly gone now, and though there’s still some in the cut-through, the rain will help melt it away. As I pop out onto Donwood Drive, I’ll say goodbye to my video friends while my audio friends still hang in there. Now, I’ll do one final lap around the pond, watching the ducks follow their leader before I head for home.
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Good morning, everyone—I’m on my way to Lohbrunner Pond to feed the ducks, taking a break from effort and running just to soothe my soul. The geese here don’t migrate; they stay year-round on the farmer’s fields, and I’ve brought some proper food for them—no bread, just oats, barley, and veggies. The snow is nearly gone now, and though there’s still some in the cut-through, the rain will help melt it away. As I pop out onto Donwood Drive, I’ll say goodbye to my video friends while my audio friends still hang in there. Now, I’ll do one final lap around the pond, watching the ducks follow their leader before I head for home.
Good morning, everyone—I’m on my way to Lohbrunner Pond to feed the ducks, taking a break from effort and running just to soothe my soul. The geese here don’t migrate; they stay year-round on the farmer’s fields, and I’ve brought some proper food for them—no bread, just oats, barley, and veggies. The snow is nearly gone now, and though there’s still some in the cut-through, the rain will help melt it away. As I pop out onto Donwood Drive, I’ll say goodbye to my video friends while my audio friends still hang in there. Now, I’ll do one final lap around the pond, watching the ducks follow their leader before I head for home.