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		<title>Where The Wild Things Are</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[They&#8217;re at my house. 
30 hours of straight travel ahead, door-to-door, and all night it&#8217;s been Nature loud in hoot and chirrup at my house.  There is a cricket stuck inside in the the sitting-room somewhere, making more racket than you think a single cricket in a house could.  I&#8217;ve been up twice trying to bash [...]]]></description>
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<p>30 hours of straight travel ahead, door-to-door, and all night it&#8217;s been Nature loud in hoot and chirrup at my house.  There is a cricket stuck inside in the the sitting-room somewhere, making more racket than you think a single cricket in a house could.  I&#8217;ve been up twice trying to bash it/release it lovingly back to the wild, but every time I turn the light on it shuts right up and I can&#8217;t find it.  But worse than the cricket were the owls!  Two of them!  I don&#8217;t know if they were getting it on or having a tete-a-tete, a heart to heart, dancing beak-to-beak or what but they had a lot to say to each other and it sounded like relationship stuff. </p>
<p>&#8220;Get a room, owls!&#8221;  I silently shrieked. </p>
<p>Silently, because Problemchild 2 snuck into bed with me at about 3 and by then all sleep would remain just a crazy, waking dream.   </p>
<p>So, up, fully dressed and leaving an hour earlier than I thought becasue I couldn&#8217;t check-in online last night for some reason and that&#8217;s making me nervous.  Why? Why can&#8217;t I check in?  Why is that?  I figure if I&#8217;m there an hour earlier, more shouting and bawling can be packed in if there&#8217;s any problem, and shouting and bawling is a more efficient use of my time than listening to owls getting it on while a cricket plays its mournful, incessant dirge for freedom.  On the other hand, maybe cricket-squashing and owl-slaughter are more efficient uses of my extra hour.  Oh, If only I&#8217;d remembered to exercise my constitutional wotsits and become a gun-owner. </p>
<p>Byeee.</p>
<p>xx</p>
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