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    • Busy time yesterday. We had the annual blacksmithing festival in town so the kids and I walked over to check it out.   A few blocks further up in town, the City Drive-In was having their annual Ramp Festival.   After I walked the kids back over to the house I walked back to the drive-in to check out my friend Dan playing his all request piano show.   Then I walked back home and made a sheet cake for the middle child’s birthday party. Apparently she told her friends that she was having a party at the park this afternoon so I obliged and told her I would make a cake and buy some drinks.   After the cake came out of the oven I made some beer-battered fish tacos for dinner.   Then I walked back to the drive-in, for the third time, to catch the band that was playing. My usual crew was there and had gotten roped into running sound. the setup wasn’t great but we made the best of it and folks had a pretty good time.
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    • Sunny and 80 around here today.  Heading outside to see what's up in the hood.  Might get something done but doubtful.  More or less a guest appearance.   
    • @geezin' atta boy.  Go large or don't go!  They got smart around here.  If it's worth anything at all they put it on a website they have.  Usually just junk anymore when ya hit one lookin for that deal.  
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    • Both good points. Thanks. 
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