The government advised us to get provisions since a storm is suppose to hit tonight and continue through tomorrow. After a quick family meeting, Linsey and I decided these products would likely get us through the worst of it.
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Documenting aspects of the lives -- and those who participate in it -- of those living in an apartment on Fruit Street: a block-long roadway near the downtown district of Newburyport.
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- New Year's Eve
- Look at all of us....
- Hangin' with the Wuepps
- Linsey at Work Christmas Day
- This is an example of something called mouth eyes....
- New Baby Tait
- Gifts
- Christmas Eve
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- Baking
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- Old School
- The government advised us to get provisions since ...
- Henry trying to grab the camera.
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- Snow storm
- Nantucket Island
- Sunday
- Some old pics
- This is an Elvis impersonator at store called the ...
- Invitation Night
- More Photo Booth
- Catching people in the photo booth
- BREAKING NEWS: Dan Tait's blog is revived
- Stay Classy Newburyport...
- Some pictures from Thanksgiving
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1 comment:
Stephen,
You crack me up. We got pounded with 7-10 inches of snow last night. Celebrated Anna Gautz's birthday in a hotel in Ypsi...we also went to Pub 13 in Ypsi, where they have dueling pianos. Always a good time.
Now I'm working the night cops shift. Staying inside. THough I have my Carharts on and I'm ready for a blizzard.
I guess global warming hasn't quite arrived yet.
-Chad Livengood
clivengood@citpat.com
http://blog.mlive.com/taking_notes/
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