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We had weathered decades of change — technology, trends, neighborhoods transforming. Through it all, we stayed steady.
When my job sent me to a two-day conference, Kellan barely looked up from his crossword.
“Go. You enjoy those things. Networking. Free pens.”
“I tolerate them,” I corrected, smiling.
“Since when do you fish?”
“Since I retired,” he replied. “I need a hobby.”