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| Apr 28, 2022 |
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Robert continues to do well… 
He was recognized today for standing up for himself and his peers as part of the Titan P.R.I.D.E (preparation, respect, integrity, determination, and excellence) awards. |
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| Apr 24, 2022 |
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Ulitmate without the cold breeze 
The Titans had two games this afternoon. They won against Marshall but lost against Episcopal. It was much nicer to watch with the temps and wind chill well above freezing! Blue skies and low 80s today. |
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| Apr 17, 2022 |
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Tax day was delayed this year
Fortunately not by covid this time. It was Washington DC’s emancipation day holiday that pushed tax day back to And a confession: the spring break Bonaire trip really happened in tax year 2021, but it will have to wait until next year’s letter — that was just cutting it too close. |
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Not Alexandria this week… 
It was a great trip, but too short. Sarah pulled all the strings to have everything line up for a perfect time to relax and recharge. There are many more photos in the vacations section. |
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| Apr 01, 2022 |
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Mixed emotions 
This tree has been with us for the decades we’ve had our house. But watching the ground heave as the wind blows and the tree sways, it was clearly time to remove it. Fortunately the tornado (still waiting for official word that it was a tornado) last night was several miles away and it stayed up long enough for our tree guys to come take it down in a controlled way with (we hope) no ancillary damage. It’s going be sad to lose that shade a bit of privacy. I wonder how many times I miss the doorway or driveway because it won’t look like our house anymore. |
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