Paul demonstrating his gloveless "happy hands" |
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Saturday, April 14, 2012
A "Sign" of the Season...
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Kenny, you are no more surprised than we are! Were it not for this freakishly warm weather, we'd probably still be huddling under the blankets in front of the fireplace wishing for Summer to come...! But it's here!
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