You mean she did?
Also it’s not true unless written down on paper! 
Just got back from Linz, Austria. The first afternoon I didn’t really cotton to it, just saw another bland mid-sized European city - fine but sort of wished we’d only taken one night. I took Linz Airport taxi and went to explore the city The next day though I really appreciated the place. The castle museum is excellent and interesting, the cathedral is a big beautiful Gothic monster with fun stained glass, some redone and portraying Austrian folk life from the political perspective of the mid-20th century, pretty medieval quarter, and, if you have kids with you, the cog-driven street car (Postlingerbahn?) across the river up the little mountain (aka hill) to the dragon train through storybook fairyland is a delightful little excursion.
I didn’t like the Ars Electronica museum, thought it came across as caught between being a serious art museum, a serious science museum, and a children’s museum designed for school field trips, not particularly satisfying in any category.
Linz is “doable” in a full day (though I dislike the check off the sites and move on mode of travel, Linz is a satisfying one day visit if that what you’ve got).
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Well, times have changed, I guess we can lock this thread now…
Whoa, that’s sad. We should keep it alive somehow.
Yesterday I went to the living room by foot, it took me less than expected and during the walk I could notice some nice pictures on the walls.
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I visited the South Side the The Apartment.
I started from the living room Agency, travelled through the DOOR and landed in a wonderful place, surrounded by a floor and a ceiling, with four walls painted by hand. Beautiful place, I want to return there as soon as possible.
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I walked almost 2 km to the store and back! 
Along the way I encountered a marvelous mechanical contraption in which you can deposit your house waste.
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We are not allowed to walk so far, unless for emergency reasons. One must go to the nearest grocery.
That is the nearest, not counting the baker and butcher at a 100 m or so. Looks like it’s 700-800 m though (never checked before), so 1.6 km.
Similar here: I have to walk 1 km to the next supermarket.
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PS Last week I cycled 2.1 km (i.e., 4.2 km total) to one further away. I’m less sure I can sensibly cross the river but today my peanut butter supply will be done for.
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I still do travel because my job is in another town and my job is that kind of a job that must be kept on. Well it’d be nice to run in empty highways, unless they weren’t much more dangerous now with wild animals instead of cars
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Ouch! 
it wasn’t rubber-made. And didn’t have a pulley in the middle.
Well, he doesn’t have any “middle” anymore.
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Oh my. Now you’ll need a good lawyer to face the Aviary Attorney
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Today I traveled to the office office. By bike, 4 + 4 km. I met 6 people in total.
One of the things we noticed there was that I do not actually exist. The Computer said so. So it must be true. Ah well.
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From the mansion mansion, I suppose
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I traveled up to the sky, where I put in a new sun. The old one had been flickering and dimming and brightening for the past two or three days before it went supernova.
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This is pretty much what happened. I have a key card, which registeres all movement through any door. For anyone else we can see all entries past two years. For me… there is no record I have ever entered the building. I have two theories now: it’s either Sixth Sense or Fight Club.
And I even have extended passage!
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