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Wimpy School Closings A Sign Of The Times

March 19, 2013 by roberrera Leave a Comment

school-closings

Both of my kids had a delayed opening today due to two inches of slush. Wimpy! This was first published in June 2008 ,but it works just as well in March 2013. My cell phone rang just after 9:30 on Sunday night, as I was putting my son to bed. It was an automated message […]

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