The morning birds woke Jennifer. She thought maybe it was still night because the mist was so thick. Brody was snoring next to her and she snuggled close to the warm dog. When she woke again, the sun was shining brightly and she needed to pee really bad.<br/><br/>Using the woods like a bear would was just gross and she was glad when that was over. She wandered a little way and found a stream to wash her hands and face. Jenn was really glad that Ash had let her buy some soap and stuff. Now she was hungry and was glad that she was used to the feeling, since she hadn't brought any food along. Poor Brody. He wasn't a hunter and she hoped he could figure out how to feed himself. Maybe they would find something along the way. If she could find a town not far off the trail, she would raid the fast food places' trash dumpsters and table side trashcans. There was usually something to eat there. and if she didn't eat it, then Brody could.<br/><br/>"Come on, Brody," she said to the dog. He pricked up his tulip ears at the sound of his name. "If you are coming with me,, I guess I'm not totally unloved. You count for something. But I guess no one else cares."<br/><br/>They had walked most of the day when in the distance she could see Golden Arches and headed toward that landmark.<br/><br/>"Hurry, Brody, dinner is waiting."