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Archive

Day: 29 September 1998

Hot Days and Fresh Starts (Part 3) – Mad Chaos: September 29, 1998

Hot Days and Fresh Starts (Part 3) – Mad Chaos: September 29, 1998

In the evening Lyssa phones twice, he works on his resume and fights off bugs. The night ends with an odd, rambling joke.

Hot Days and Fresh Starts (Part 2) – Mad Chaos: September 29, 1998

Hot Days and Fresh Starts (Part 2) – Mad Chaos: September 29, 1998

He sets out to rebuild his body and confidence, recording a full workout from chest to abs and noting what to improve next.

Hot Days and Fresh Starts (Part 1) – Mad Chaos: September 29, 1998

Hot Days and Fresh Starts (Part 1) – Mad Chaos: September 29, 1998

A scorching walk to Campbelltown, a catchy summer song and a decision about Lyssa open the day. Centrelink and the mall fill the rest.