Our House

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I hope this won't disappoint you.

Because this is not a post about Chad Allen.  Or even Wilford Brimley for that matter.

This is actually about our house -- my family's house.  And about my childhood house too.

Maybe you've heard I'm sentimental?

I once wrote a post entirely on baloney sandwiches.  Which I haven't eaten since 1989.  There.  See?

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I'm not sure how Angie Z. is able to strike up such vivid nostalgic memories week after week. I'm so grateful I grew up in the same house most of my childhood, ages 3-18. I deeply love that house and would be very upset if my parents ever sold it to someone outside our family.

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