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In 1999, after a couple of years fiddling with that blogging thing on various other people's domains, I thought I had enough things to say to merit my very own corner of this here interweb. In 2007, I suddenly ran out of ammo. Thankfully, that didn't last forever... So, I'm back. Still not dead yet. Like a phoenix from the ashes. Behold.
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April 1, 2002
:: Easter Weekend ::
I spent the weekend with Ginger (and my new camera) in Detroit (Ferndale, actually). And since I'm too tired to write any more about it, I'll just leave you with some of these:
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Sumpin’ smells like spiders...
I had no idea Fahionable Ferndale was an actual destination spot for people.
Oh yeah. Ferndale is the shiz-nat. Or something.
hmm..yes..some fascinating creatures. I believe we need to establish a anthopological team to go in and document the wildlife of ferndale, royal oak, and the denizens of john barleycorn's in chicago. im sure an exhibit at the field museum would be appropriate.