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We made it up to Bozeman for a day and had an excellent time.  Lunch was spent at our favorite restaurant, La Parilla, a mandatory stop each time we are in Bozeman.  I had a barbecue chicken wrap (grilled chicken, bbq sauce, cilantro-lime rice, cheese, sour cream, black olives, corn salsa, and guacamole), one of my two favorites.  The other is a chicken fettucine alfredo wrap.  Yep, a tortilla with noodles in it.  It’s delicious!  J had his usual blackened salmon and a fajita.  Their fatty wraps are that good.   We had a bit of a surprise - the restaurant building had been picked up and moved across the street!

 Next we visited our stuff in the storage unit. We have a 20’ x 20’ unit that is chock full, including a big red car - a '75 Oldsmobile Delta 88.  I try not to get too attached to material things, but holy cow, it was exhilarating  to see all of our belongings.  I can’t wait until we have a home and can be surrounded by our things again.  I rather enjoy homemaking, and have had very limited opportunity for it the last year.  I went through some boxes and pulled out some clothes and toys for our infant.  I also found a book I have recently been considering purchasing, Moving Toward Balance, 8 Weeks of Yoga with Rodney Yee.  I forgot that I owned it already!    After leaving our beloved stuff behind for another unknown length of time, we stopped at my favorite coffee shop, International Coffee Traders, and enjoyed a frozen Rocha Mocha.   Next was a stop at the Fieldhouse, to drop in on my college track coach.  He wasn’t in his office, so we let the little ones enjoy the fresh air and lawn for a while.  My old coach came and found us, and the first thing he said was to my husband – “You look like a rock star.”  We had a great time catching up.  He's one of my favorite people  Dinner was at the Mongolian BBQ with my sister in law.  It was a fun day.  I miss Bozeman very much, and J and I agree that we would like to live there again for a bit sometime in the not-too-near future.