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Day 7: The Gold Duster

Apr 2, 2026

What happens when a dog catches a car it's chasing? Sometimes the idea of something is better than the thing itself.

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Day 6: They Only Have Double Rooms

Apr 2, 2026

Exhausted, famished, and wet, I was faced with a tough choice. Talk about the horns of a dilemma. Don't judge me unless you've been there.

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Day 5: The Watermelon Patch

Apr 2, 2026

I don't think the watermelon tasted as good as I remember. I guess it's a matter of how hungry you are, who you are with, and where you eat something. But to this day, I believe it was the best fruit I have ever tasted.

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Day 4: The Long Road to Wheeling

Apr 2, 2026

God bless good-hearted truck drivers. And God bless cops with buzz cuts who don't pay too close attention. It made for a good day.

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Day 3: The Crazy Blue Nova

Apr 2, 2026

It's funny what happens between a boy's eyes, brain, and heart. I wasn't sure what I would do. Looking back on it, I'm glad I did what I did.

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Day 2: A Sometimes Friend

Apr 2, 2026

"Friend" is a word that was used a little more loosely in my younger years. I've always had trouble understanding people who could be friendly to your face but betray you with no apparent issue of conscience.

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Day 1: Heading Out

Apr 2, 2026

It was 1976 and the nation's birthday. As a crazy 20-year-old, I decided to hitchhike from Indiana to Rhode Island to see a girl I met on Spring Break. What could possibly go wrong?

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