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Sep 102009

I’ve been here in Maine for several weeks and have spent most of my time being determinedly on vacation. From just about everything. I’ve been eating, drinking, playing, sleeping, watching [...]

Posted by bwoolley at 23:26 Tagged with: Acadia, belly dancing, Cambodia, eating, encounters, going home, limes and tequila, Maine, Paris, people, Reiki, Schoodic, too many tags to count, TV, vacation, walking, Wat Opot, WOCF

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