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	'title' => 'We&apos;re almost done at the school.',
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<p>
	This morning, we unloaded the van of last night&apos;s load, then took three more loads from the school.
	We&apos;ve finished removing everything that needs to be removed, save for some paperwork that will be needed there tomorrow.
	Our plan is to pick it up tomorrow, finish some last-minute tasks (such as returning library books and checking out of the classroom for the year), then head to Portland or Salem to search for a place to rent.
	It sounds like we&apos;ll be gone for a few days though.
	I&apos;ve finally finished catching up (I&apos;ve been behind in writing weblog entries for about a month until today, having to write them from notes I took on their respective days, which is why I&apos;ve done zero work on <a href="https://git.vola7ileiax4ueow.onion/y.st./include.d">include.d</a> for a while), and now I&apos;ll probably end up behind again.
	There&apos;s a chance that instead of house hunting, we&apos;ll instead just come home after picking up Cyrus and Vanessa, then work on setting up for our yard sale, so I may or may not actually disappear for a few days.
</p>
<p>
	The landlords stopped by again while we were away.
	It seems that they&apos;ve erected a new fence to replace one that was old, rotted, and had blown down in the wind.
	They don&apos;t seem to actually care about the quality though.
	They didn&apos;t anchor it well, just burying the posts in the sand without any cement to hold them down.
	They only need the fence to remain up long enough for the house to sell.
	After that, they simply don&apos;t care.
</p>
<p>
	I was going to work on include.d as soon as I caught up with my journal entry writing, but now that I might not be here for a few days, I&apos;m just not feeling it.
	I don&apos;t want to jump back into that project knowing that I&apos;ll likely be kept away from it after I start.
	I&apos;ll lose my train of thought.
	If I wait until we return, I&apos;ll probably do better and more consistent work.
</p>
<p>
	Before turning in for the night, my mother and I headed out to the hills to search for bullet shells.
	I didn&apos;t find all that many (only three), but my mother found a couple pockets full.
	I wonder if our new residence will have woodland places such as this to go searching at.
	I think my mother might go crazy (er, crazier) if they can&apos;t get out and walk among the trees every few days.
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