I’m sure (?) this pin had good intentions, but all I can see is “kiss me, I’m legal now.”
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I’m sure (?) this pin had good intentions, but all I can see is “kiss me, I’m legal now.”
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Well! Now that he’s secured the Elvis vote, I think this “Kerry Edwards” guy has a real shot this year!
(I’m joking about the name, of course. I know “Elvis” is a pseudonym.)
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A number of weeks ago, I teased that I visited this one estate sale that deserved its own post—not only because it encompassed two separate buildings and had as many goods for sale as a typical Wal-Mart (and, let’s be honest, about the same quality)—but because including it as an aside in a post about golden toothbrushes and laxative-themed thermometers just wouldn’t do it justice.
This estate sale was a thing of wonder. Epic poems could be written about the journey one had to take to get from one end of it to the other—winding through alleyways of cardboard boxes, up and down creaking, crusty staircases with little pieces crumbling off with each step—I swear I even got lost at one point and had to ask for directions. It was by far the biggest sale I’ve ever been to in Connecticut, encompassing both a two-story home and a three-story barn.