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April 26, 2017 by Blogfinger

Mt. Hermon Way. 4/26/17.  Blogfinger photo.

THE ORLONS

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  1. on April 27, 2017 at 10:03 pm Meredith

    “What’s Up With That? How is the Reno Going?”

    Blogfinger translation: Meridith used to live in the house next to ours, where the cement mixer, putty, putty, is parked. She and Barry sold the house recently. They now live in (gasp!) Neptune Township proper.

    Meredith–they gutted your house, but it has good bones and was purchased by two hookers from the City. Eileen and I somehow expect more excitement over there, but we will probably miss your quietude, and, guess what, we can now hang our wind chimes on our porch.



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