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I just needed to say it.

I had forgotten how good it felt to drive with the windows down until you flew past me. Something free in the way your hair danced around your face, with your passenger's face in the wind, and your red truck - like glass wasn't installed. I will never know you or see you again to thank you for letting your boxer ride shotgun instead of in his crate on the back, but I'm grateful that people like you exist.
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jill
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Apr 5, 2015
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You looked like a really good person.

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