Promthyming
[prohm-thum-ing]
verb.
To walk or stroll in the same uniformed pattern as the surrounding music. This action often occurs without the realization of the individual.
Origin: Derived from the French word Promener [to walk] and the Latin word Rythmus [beat/rhythm].

Here's a picture that I took a few years ago. There are a lot of layers to it and it came out more interesting than I thought it would when I took it. I do, however, look kind of fake cool lame in it.
I spent four hours (some of which was in traffic) traveling to the Cape today and am considerably exhausted. Puff is still here and I still haven't warmed up to her.
Speak easy,
Neil
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