… and of course:
(1) like last year, when rolling shortly before midnight my time, there’s no such thing as “a quick roll” but I’m blessed with a double, and
(2) no sooner did I DNF a book set in South America that roll #2-a roll sends me straight to the Patagonia Express. Sigh. I’m putting a Christie on reserve for roll #2-b just in case.
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