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Amendments contain more mud than sunshine

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Hauer I guess I should appreciate days when I come in so mucky from the desert that I have to strip off muddy boots, socks and jeans before I let myself into the house. And to similarly use my raincoat as a makeshift towel to clean 16 paws from four damp dogs that want to track up my wood floors the moment I open the door.

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