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Among other things, I'm a blogger. My last one was Island Babble about our life in the Caribbean island of St. Kitts. We (me, my husband and our two kitties) moved to Key West in September 2012 and figured we'd embarrass ourselves some more by posting our antics in a new blog.
Any of you sailors, wanna-be-sailors, or dreamers out there might be interested in A Sail of Two Idiots, a fun and informational book about our sailing adventures prior to landing in St. Kitts. It's available in all major brick & mortar stores around the world as well as from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and their associated e-books.© 2011 Bloggerzbible. All Rights Reserved. Powered by Blogger, naturally.
Happy Easter! Now I have to try the idea of using an Easter Egg as a birth certificate. (It'll have to be a very old egg!)
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Dave
You too Dave. We've moved so often, I"m pretty sure our eggs would be shattered and we'd be undocumented - horrors!
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