Sloan Lake

And I had this flashback to this time when I lived in Denver.

And we lived around Sloan's Lake.

It's like three miles, and we used to run and walk it all the time.

And on the way back, there's this assisted living center that you pass to get to my house.

That was, that was a crazy...

And then the other thing that came to mind is, um, I got a call from Walgreens in Lakewood/Sloans Lake.

This is, like, the Denver Sloans Lake area.

And they were like, "Um, excuse me.

Um, we saw that y- you were trying to fill your prescription today." And I said, "I wasn't doing that." And I came to find out that the pharmacy technician had pretended to be me and tried to fill my own Klonopin prescription-

DM us when the time comes.

Uh, hang out at Sloan's Lake.

There's a couple of good rooftop breweries.

Uh, there's stuff.

Before heading back, the plane took a couple of laps over the Denver Metro low lapse as captured at

Sloan's Lake from the standpoint of posing a hazard to the people on the ground.

It really didn't.

Nine News aviation expert Greg Fyfe says the plane was likely burning off fuel to make it lighter for landing.

Yeah, Alina.

The city just announced $50 million to restore Sloan's Lake, which is so needed.

It's super sludgy.

It gets really, really hot and gross.

I was sitting on our porch with Gambit the cat in his cat pen that's outside.

And I'm, like, looking at the fucking, like, boulder sunset to the right, which I can see from our Denver place in Sloan's Lake.

I'm looking at the mountains to the right with the sunset, which is fucking ridiculously beautiful and different every fucking day.

I'm looking at the sunset and he comes home and it's like 830 and I'm already crying.