He’s very shy but been making progress. been leaving food out twice a day for him and a few others. he used to run on sight, but with a lot of treats I finally got to pet him yesterday. I’m hoping to get him into the house before the snow hits us.

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    I’ll pay you $400 per month for the couch and the cats. Where is this? Midwest?

    Hehehe I’m just kidding with you. I am quite happy living in the wilderness like a yeti.

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      Canada. The prairies to be more precise, about 17 miles as the crow flies from the middle of nowhere lol

      Cons: hostile winters that can get below -40, fuck all out here.

      Plus: lots of cats and very quiet. It’s so peaceful to sit outside in the evenings, smoke a joint, and listen to the coyotes sing off in the distance.

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        Ok I was just kidding but that sounds like pure bliss honestly.

        I’m very outdoorsy. Sweden is beautiful all times of year, and I backpack through the forests and… I feel free there. Like something genetic is awoken in me.

        Canada is a lot alike to us. Each unique in its own distinct way, but… You know, same same but different.

        I am hoping to go up North this winter, to see the Aurora. But I’m not sure I got quite the right gear for it.

        Heh. Thanks for teasing my mind.

        If only…

        Maybe one day I will find peace.

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          We don’t get really nice ones too often but auroras can be gorgeous, especially when they dance. Sometimes they’re pretty basic tho. I was born in the city but moved out here years ago for the peace and quiet with my kids.