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The Arts Seen in Philly (Tim & Julia’s Excellent Wedding Edition)
Well the Missus and I trundled down to Philadelphia this past weekend for the wedding of our nephew Tim and, say, it was swellegant. On the endless drive down there (hey, Friday . . . summer . . . 95 … Continue reading →
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