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While Robert Frost might take the road less traveled, we are big believers in walking the same path everyday inside Sibe Quentin. And that has made all of the difference.
What’s the problem with us taking the same path over and over?
At least that annoying grass does not tickle our paws.
Though Typhoon gripes that he has to help the hu-dad with the weed trimming.
Queen Natasha, though, just stays serious in her perimeter patrols.
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